Find the product of (3×-y)and(×+y)
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Step-by-step explanation:
We simply substitute x=4,y=5 in the given product −3y(xy+y
2
) as follows:
−3y(xy+y
2
)
=−(3×5)((4×5)+5
2
)
=−15(20+25)
=−15×45
=−675
Hence, −3y(xy+y
2
)=−675 when x=4,y=5.
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