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Evaluate the following expression using the given values: Find x − 3y if x = 3 and y = −2. −9 −3 3 9
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What u think
I am unsure. I would like to learn though
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Substitute x= 3 and y= -2 3 - 3(-2) And now simplify the multiplying part which is the right side Forget about the 3 on the left for a while and let's focus on -3(-2) Multiply -3 * -2 that would equal to 6 Why? Because negative * negative is positive and 3 * 2 is 6 Now get that in the original expression instead of the -3(-2) We would get 3 + 6 What would that be equal to
Would that be Positive 9?
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