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Subtract.

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-27 - (-3) = -27 + 3 = - 24

560 - 2(25 + 11) = 560 - 2(36) = 560 - 72 = 488

8y - x^2....x = -5, y = 4
8(4) - (-5)^2 =
32 + 5^2 =
32 + 25 =
57

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