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slega [8]
2 years ago
6

HELPPPPPPP MEEEE PLEASE

Mathematics
2 answers:
marissa [1.9K]2 years ago
5 0
Answer:
1/2

Solution: plugging in the given information into the formula you get 2/4 which simplifies to 1/2
Keith_Richards [23]2 years ago
4 0

\huge\underbrace{\tt\pink{Answer}}

Given equation :

⟹\:\frac{{x}^{2}\:-\:\sqrt[3]{4y}}{|xy|} \\

x\:=\:-2\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:y\:=\:2

we have to evaluate .

⟾ \:\frac{{(-\:2)}^{2}\:-\:\sqrt[3]{4(2)}}{|-\:2(2)|} \\

⟾ \:\frac{4\:-\:\sqrt[3]{8}}{|-4|} \\

⟾ \:\frac{4\:-\:2}{4} \\

⟾ \:\frac{2}{4} \\

⟾ \:{\cancel\frac{2}{4}} \\

⟾ \:\frac{1}{2}\\

{\large{\color{cyan}{\boxed{AnS\:→\:\frac{1}{2}}}}}

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