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18p ÷q+ 5(r-9) p=7, q=6, and r=14​
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18p ÷q+ 5(r-9) p=7, q=6, and r=14​

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Answer: 46

Explanation:

18p / q + 5(r-9)

p=7 , q=6 , and r=14

Your equation would then become-

18(7) / (6) + 5(14-9)

Do PEMDAS

18(7) / (6) + 70 - 45

126 / (6) + 25

21+25

=46

User Jworthington
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The answer to the equation is 46
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