Identify given value: Identify the given value for x in the expression.We are given that x=3. We need to substitute this value into the expression 62+x−x2.
Substitute value: Substitute the value of x into the expression.Replace x with 3 in the expression to get 62+3−32.
Calculate 6 squared: Calculate the value of 62, which is 6 squared.62=6×6=36.
Calculate 3 squared: Calculate the value of 32, which is 3 squared.32=3×3=9.
Combine results with x: Combine the results from Step 3 and Step 4 with the value of x. We have 36 (from 62) + 3 (value of x) - 9 (from 32).
Perform addition and subtraction: Perform the addition and subtraction to find the final value. 36+3−9=39−9=30.
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