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What is the value when 2x+3y and x=5 y=2

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Step-by-step explanation: We start by substituting the appropriate numbers in for our variables using parentheses as we go.

So we have 2(5) + 3(2).

Since the order of operations tells us that multiplication comes before addition, we first multiply 2(5) to get 10 and 3(2) to get 6.

Then we add 10 + 6 to get 16.

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