Q. If y=(x−2)(x−1)(2x2+3)+4, what is the value of y when x=1 ?
Substitute x=1: We are given the function y=(x−2)(x−1)(2x2+3)+4 and we need to find the value of y when x=1. First, substitute x=1 into the function. y=(1−2)(1−1)(2⋅12+3)+4
Calculate value of terms: Now, calculate the value of each term in the expression.(1−2)=−1(1−1)=0(2⋅12+3)=2⋅1+3=2+3=5
Product of first three terms: Since one of the terms (1−1) is zero, the product of the first three terms will be zero.(−1)×0×5=0
Add constant term: Finally, add the constant term 4 to the product of the first three terms.0+4=4
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