Math, asked by ritudua79, 6 months ago

find the valur of (x/y)-2+ysquare, if x= -2 and y= 1

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Answered by insatsquad

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Answer:

(x/y)-2+y^ x=-2 y=1

Step-by-step explanation:

(-2/1)-2+(1)^

-2/1-2/1+1

-2-2/1+1

-4/1+1/1

-4+1/1

-3/1

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