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Mathematics, 28.01.2021 23:40 amberpublow7

What, if any, was Jane's mistake? Jane made no mistakes. Jane incorrectly evaluated (negative 2) squared in step 2. Jane incorrectly added the terms in step 3. Jane incorrectly substituted in x = negative 2 in step 1.

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