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What is the value of this expression when m = 3 and n=−1? −4(m−n)2

What is the value of this expression when m = 3 and n=−1? −4(m−n)2
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What is the value of this expression when m = 3 and n=−1?

−4(m−n)2

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Answer:

-32

Explanation:

m=3 , n=-1 ( given )

then, -4(m-n)2 = -4(3-(-1))2 = -32

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