Math, asked by SreesanthRai, 1 month ago

If x=1 and y=2 then find the value of 5x-3y

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Answered by CrypticKiddo

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Substituting x=3 , y=−5 in the given expression, we get

5x−3y=(5×2)−(3×−5)

=10+15=25

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