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Given x= -2 ,y=-3 , z=5

Find :-

a) 3x-3y

b) -2(y-z)

c) -(-2+z)-(-3/2 x²)

Expert Solution

Given x= -2

y=-3

z=5

a) 3x-3y , Putting the value of x and y in the expression

= 3(-2)-3(-3)

= 3

b) -2(y-z) , Putting the value of y and z

= -2(-3-5)

= 16

c) -(-2y+z)-(3/2 x²) , Putting the value of x ,y and z

= -(-2(-3)+5)-(3/2 (-2)²)

= -5

Hence , the values are 3 , 16 and -5.

The Required solutions are :-

a) 3

b) 16

c) -5

Nikhil Thakur answered 2 years ago

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