This question helps practice substitution with negative numbers and combining terms.
\( \text{Evaluate } x^2y + yz^2 \text{ when } x = 2, y = 1, z = -2 \)
Choose one option:
Square each term first, then multiply by the coefficient. Pay attention to negative signs.
When squaring negative numbers, the result is positive. Multiply carefully and then sum the results.
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