Math, asked by aara323, 11 months ago

How do you evaluate the expression y−(−5)x−3 when x=2 and y=5?

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Answered by singhsatyam2611

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5-(-5)×2-3=12 .................

Answered by ambujar5

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Answer:

12

Step-by-step explanation:

y-(-5)x-3.........(1)

substitute x=2 and y=5 in equation (1)

5-(-5)2-3

5+10-3

12

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