3 years ago

consider the expression (2m + n - 5) and (-3 - 5m + 6n) what is the sum of the expression for n = -3 and m =6

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Mademuasel [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

Need more info

Is this supposed to be two different sums for each expression in each sets of ()

or are they together? like is each set multiplied together?

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consider the expression (2m + n - 5) and (-3 - 5m + 6n) what is the sum of the expression for n = -3 and m =6​

consider the expression (2m + n - 5) and (-3 - 5m + 6n) what is the sum of the expression for n = -3 and m =6