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If I give you an x-value of (x = 6), and a quardatic equation 2x²-3x+2=y, what is the y-value?
Please help me

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jeffreypelumi

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

2(6²)-3(6)+2=y

(2x36)-18+2=y

72-18+2=y

y=52 BODMAS

It may also be 56 tho im not sure if thats right

Put x in Equation

  • y=2x²-3x+2
  • y=2(6)²-3(6)+2
  • y=2(36)-18+2
  • y=72-18+2
  • y=54+2
  • y=56
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