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. Evaluate x2+ 2y÷ 2w+ 3zfor w= -2, x= -5, y= 8, and z= -3

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DENIUS [597]3 years ago

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2x+2y/2w+3z
2(-5)+2(8)/2(-2)+3(-3)
-10+16/-4-9
-14-9
-23

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