Question

When x=3 and y=-6, what is n? x^2-16+7*y=n

Answer 1

So....

\[3^2-16+7*-6=n\]

Answer 2

Do...
\[3^2\]...to get 9.
Then you have:
\[9-16+7*-6=n\]

Answer 3

What's 9-16+7 then?

Answer 4

0?

Answer 5

Yes. And when you multiply/divide by 0, the end answer is always 0. (: so then, obviously, 0*-6 is 0.

Which then makes n=0

so therefore,

n=0

Answer 6

Thanks :)

Answer 7

yur welcome- xD

Answer 8

also congrats on purple (:

Answer 9

Don't listen to QuestionCoveBot he's actually a bot at math.

Answer 10

n = 3^2 -16 + 7 * -6

Answer 11

I already did this, and the question is answered. No need to answer it again. >.>

Answer 12

7 * -6 = -42 so n = 3^2 - 16 -42

Answer 13

You're wrong. Lol.

Answer 14

3^2 -58

Answer 15

9 - 58

Answer 16

n = -49

Answer 17

@questioncovebot explain to me how it's n = 0 and not n = -49

Answer 18

;)

Answer 19

Actually a clown.