g) \((-2)\)\cdot\((-7)\)+\((-3)\)^2= h) \((-1)\)^3+3+\((-2)\)\cdot\((-5)\)=
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(-2) (-7) = 14 (-3)2 = -6 Now we can substitute these values back into the equation. 14 + (-6) Show more…
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