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How much larger than the sum of −1, −2, and 5 is the sum of the squares of these same integers? A. 18 B. 20 C. 22 D. 28 E. 32

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D. 28Sum: (-1)+(-2)+(5)= 2Sum of squares: (-1)^2 =1  (-2)^2=4   (5)^2=2525+4+1=3030-2= 28

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