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In the equation z=x^2-3y, find the value of z when x=-3 and y=4

In the equation z=x^2-3y, find the value of z when x=-3 and y=4
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In the equation z=x^2-3y, find the value of z when x=-3 and y=4

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User Jhoan
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Answer:

z=-3

Explanation:

z=(-3)^2 - 3(4)

z=9 - 12

z=-3

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