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- K2 - (2k –5n) + 9n; k= -1 and n= - 3

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Answer:

$-41$

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Given:

$-k^2 -(2k -5n) +9n ; k = -1 \space \text{and} \space n = -3$

$-(-1)^2 -(2(-1) -5(-3)) +9(-3) \\ -(-1)^2 -(-2+15) +9(-3) \\ -(-1)^2 -(13) +9(-3) \\ -(1) -13 +9(-3) \\ -1 -13 -27 \\ -41$

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