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Solve the problem : 4x²-6x-3 if x = -2

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User Zeucxb
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Hello!

Answer:


\Large \boxed{\sf 25}

Explanation:

We have the equation:


\sf 4x^(2) - 6x -3

We want the result with x = -2.

◼ Replace x by -2:


\sf 4(-2)^(2) - 6(-2) -3

◼ Simplify the square:


\sf 4(4) - 6(-2) -3

◼ Simplify the products:


\sf 16 - (-12) -3

◼ Remove parentheses:


\sf 16 + 12 -3

◼ Add and subtract:


\boxed{\sf 25}

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User Deanvmc
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Answer:

25

Explanation:

4x² - 6x - 3 if x = -2

4(-2)² - 6(-2) - 3 =

= 4 × 4 - (-12) - 3

= 25

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User JamWils
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