Math, asked by sahusachin0418, 5 hours ago

1. The value of -x-y*-y when x=2, y=-2 is

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Answered by khatunhazera487

1

Answer:

Answer is 0

Step-by-step explanation:

x=2

x=2 y=2

x=2 y=2 -x-y²-y= -2(-2)²-2

x=2 y=2 -x-y²-y= -2(-2)²-2-2(-2×-2)-2

-2+4-2

2-2

=0

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