Math, asked by np6355991, 3 months ago

simplify and find the value of the following:-
1) (3x-2y)(2x+5y) at x=0,y=1

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

(3x-2y)(2x+5y)

=(3*0-2*1)(2*0+5*1)

= -2*5

= -10

Step-by-step explanation:

Put x=0,y=1 in the equation and you will get it

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