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3 years ago

Need help or i fail and loose my gf

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Olin [163]3 years ago

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Wow that's a big threat. Don't want you to fail or loose your girlfriend so I'll help you out...

We know that x is 3 and y is -6 so replace the x and y with their corresponding numbers in the equation: 36x-8 $y^{2}$ . So...

36(3) - 8 $(-6)^{2}$

Multiply 36 and 3 together:

108 - 8 $(-6)^{2}$

Square -6

108 - 8(36)

Multiply -8 by 36

108 - 288

Subtract them and you get...

-180

Hope this helped! And tell your gf not to break up with you since you got this question right lol

Olegator [25]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

did you lose her

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