This math topic focuses on the skill of substituting numerical values into algebraic functions that involve multiple fractional squared terms. It helps in understanding and practicing the application of basic algebra concepts in more advanced contexts. The problems entail calculating the value of algebraic expressions given specific values for the variables involved, each expression comprising a combination of squared numerators and denominators organized into fractions. The learners are given multiple-choice answers to select from, which tests their ability to accurately compute and simplify expressions.
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What is the value of this equation when d=6, c=3, z=4, r=2