Questions 1 and 2 please? What is the value of the expression below when m = 4 and n = 22- m(n+ m)1.2.Alice made 48 cupcak• She frosted ; of the cupcakes.She put sprinkles on of the frosted cupcakes. mtensoc s asralgmo nd• She ate of the frosted cupcakes that had sprinkles.DET S 2szint svar2 19ie enieWhat is the total number of cupcakes that Alice ate?What is the value of the expressionbelow when y = -1 and x = -4?3.3y - 2x

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What is the value of the expression below when m = 4 and n = 22 -m(n+ m) 1. 2. Alice made 48 cupcakes. • She frosted of the cupcakes. She put sprinkles on of the frosted cupcakes. mtensoer e 2ralgmend • She ate of the frosted cupcakes that had sprinkles. 2zinit svat2 19e 2ene What is the total number of cupcakes that Alice ate? What is the value of the expression below when y = -1 and x = -4? 3. 3y -2x

What is the value of the expression below when m = 4 and n = 22 -m(n+ m) 1. 2. Alice made 48 cupcakes. • She frosted of the cupcakes. She put sprinkles on of the frosted cupcakes. mtensoer e 2ralgmend • She ate of the frosted cupcakes that had sprinkles. 2zinit svat2 19e 2ene What is the total number of cupcakes that Alice ate? What is the value of the expression below when y = -1 and x = -4? 3. 3y -2x

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