Asked by Helen
Find the value of the polynomial:
7x^2y−2xy^2−6x^2y+3xy^2−xy+8 for x=−2, y=4
7x^2y−2xy^2−6x^2y+3xy^2−xy+8 for x=−2, y=4
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Answered by
oobleck
just plug in the numbers.
7(-2)^2*4−2(-2)*4^2−6(-2)^2*4+3(-2)*4^2−(-2)*4+8
Do it by hand, or plug it into any online calculator.
Or, simplify a bit first, and evaluate
x^2y + xy^2 - xy + 8 = xy(x+y-1) + 8
that might be a bit easier.
7(-2)^2*4−2(-2)*4^2−6(-2)^2*4+3(-2)*4^2−(-2)*4+8
Do it by hand, or plug it into any online calculator.
Or, simplify a bit first, and evaluate
x^2y + xy^2 - xy + 8 = xy(x+y-1) + 8
that might be a bit easier.
Answered by
s
the grand sun is 14 i know by calculator
Answered by
Natalie
The answer is 0 based on what I got i dont if it is right
Answered by
Yes
Its 0!
Answered by
i like to answer questions
Hey there! This question has stumped me too. I think you might be surprised that the answer is 0! Wow!
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