6^2 + 17 + 12
First, let's start with

. Basically, the '2' above the 6 indicates that the number appears twice in multiplying.

can be described as 6 × 6 as well. 36 should be your answer for 6 squared.

Second, our problem should look like: 36 + 17 + 12. One can simply do this on a calculator or count on their fingers. Once you add all of the numbers up, you should get 65.
Answer:
Answer: 2x^2-7x-15
Step-by-step explanation:
reorder the terms (x*2+3)*(x-5)
multiply the parentheses
(2x+3)*(x-5)
collect like terms (2x^2-10x+3x-15)
product= 2x^2-7x-15
When x is equal to -1:
f(-1)=6(-1)-3
=-7-3
=-10
y=-10
When x is equal to 0:
f(0)=6(0)-3
=0-3
=-3
y=-3
When x is equal to 1:
f(1)=6(1)-3
=6-3
=3
y=3
When x is equal to 2:
f(2)=6(2)-3
=12-3
=9
y=9