To determine the value of the given algebraic expression above, we simply substitute the values of each variable to the variables in the expression and evaluate the expression. We do as follows:
6x(y^2)(z)
when x = 0.5
y = -1
z = 2
6(0.5)((-1)^2)(2)
3(1)(2)
6
The value of the algebraic expression would be 6. An algebraic expression consists of variables which are represented with letters like for this case x, y and z, a coefficient which is indicated by numbers (e.g. 6 ) and exponents like 2 for the expression above. Often times expressions contains a number of terms which consists of those elements.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
what is the question
I believe the answer to this question is A
2(x+5)=3x+1
*solving*
X = 9
It had to be B
because 6 is subtracted by the number n and the only one that has n-6/ 6-n is B
