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Work out the value of xy+y when x=-3 and y=2

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CaHeK987 [17]3 years ago

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First we replace the values
So xy+y becomes (-3)(2)+2
Then we multiply -3 times 2, which equals -6
-3*2=-6
Then we add 2 to -6, which equals -4
-6+2=-4

So xy+y=-4

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