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What is the value of the expression when a = 2, b = 6, and c = 5?

7b−4a+6c2

A.22

B.36

C.49

D.65

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User Tary
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2 votes

Answer:

the answer is 49

Explanation:

got it on the test

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User Arirawr
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Answer:

D.65

Explanation:

a=2

b=6

c=5

Calculating the value of
\[7b-4a+6+c^(2)\],

=
\[7*6-4*2+6+ 5^(2)\]

=
\[42-8+6+ 5^(2)\]

=
\[42-8+6+ 25\]

=
\[34+6+ 25\]

=
\[40+ 25\]

=
\[65\]

Hence the value of the given expression
\[7b-4a+6+c^(2)\] is equal to 65.

Among the given options, option D is the correct option.

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User Crolle
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