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Algebra Difficulty 2.2 Junior Find the answer
If x=2, what is the value of 4x2−3x2?
A number or a short expression. Spacing and $ signs are ignored.
Solution
Simplifying, 4x2−3x2=x2. When x=2, this expression equals 4 . Alternatively, when x=2, we have 4x2−3x2=4⋅22−3⋅22=16−12=4.
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