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If x=4 and y=1 then what is 3x + y + 2x squared minus 3 + y ​

If x=4 and y=1 then what is 3x + y + 2x squared minus 3 + y ​
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If x=4 and y=1 then what is 3x + y + 2x squared minus 3 + y ​

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Answer: 439

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If x=4 and y=1 then what is 3x + y + 2x squared minus 3 + y ​-example-1
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I think it is 73

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