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Simplify 2^2 - y for x = 3 and y = -2.
2^2 - y, where is x variable in this problem? Please clarify your math question. Thank you.
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When written in scientific notation, the number 7,250 will have what number as the exponent on the power of 10.
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When written in scientific notation, the number 7,250 will have 3 as the exponent on the power of 10.

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4m = -8;

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