Math, asked by mgkhan8888, 19 days ago

find the value of the polynomial p(y) = y²-5y+6 at y=-2

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Answered by pratik153506

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Answer:

p(y)=y²-5y+6

p(-2)=(-2)²-5(-2)+6

p(-2)=4+10+6

p(-2)=20

Answered by aayushichaudhary300

1

Answer:

Put the value of y in the equation

p(y)=20

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