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If one unit change in a specified independent variable and other independent variables are unchanged then the expected change in dependent variable is same as the coefficient corresponding to the specified independent variable.
Here coefficient of X1 is 
and we change 10 units of X1 and X2 is
unchanged so the expected change in Y is 10*
So answer is 
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