Anonymous A. answered 05/13/22
Experienced High School Math Tutor (Algebra I & II, Geometry)
If x equals 6 and Y equals -2 what is the value of 3x y + 2x square - y to the Third:
Plug in 6 for x and -2 for y:
3(6)(-2) + 2(6)^2 - (-2)^3
Using the correct order of operations, you should begin with the exponents. Six squared is 36 and -2 cubed is -8. Therefore:
3(6)(-2) + 2(36) - (-8)
Next, multiply, which yields:
-36 + 72 + 8
Finally, add/subtract from left to right, and your answer is 44.