Math, asked by kollojumadhavi, 3 months ago

if x=2,y=3 and z=5. find the value of 4 x- y + z

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Answered by rasika2936

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4(2)-3+5= 8+2=10. the correct answer is 10.

Answered by jprakarsingh2006

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10 is the answer

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