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P*p-4p-p*p+p-6 what is the answer
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P*p-4p-p*p+p-6 what is the answer

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Answer:

Pp-3p-p^2-6

Explanation:

write the repeated multiplication in exponential form.

which is Pp-4p-p^2+p-6

collect like terms

Pp-3p-p^2-6

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