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if x=3 y=2 x^2+2y A.5 b.10 c.2
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\[\huge x = 3; \; \; y = 2\] \[\huge x^2 + 2y \implies (3)^2 + 2(2)\] does that help?
that's what i did but i keep getting 13 and that's not one of the choices
13 should be right so either you presented a wrong question...or wrong choices
i suggest you retype it to avoid errors
the choices are A.5 B.10 C.2
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what about the question?
please do NOT copy-paste...type it...copy-pasting leads to errors
ok
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x= 3 y=2
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hmm it really should be 13...
ok
unless it's actually y = -2
im sorry yes y=-2
So it would be A. 5
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ok thank you
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