7 d^2 +10 when d = 3
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Hey. Let me help you out
First, let's rewrite the equation in order to minimize confusion. The way you wrote it makes it hard to vision it.
Now, we just replace the variable d with a value we have.
Three to the power of two is going to equal to 9.
Seven times nine is 63.
Finally, 63 plus 10 is going to be 73.
Answer is 73
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Step-by-step explanation:
In , notice the third term of the quadratic in standard form is formed entirely by
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Therefore, in :
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Now that we found , we must find
. The first term of the quadratic in standard form is formed entirely by
. Therefore:
.