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What is p–m • p–n equal to

asked Sep 13, 2018 56.2k views

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What is p–m • p–n equal to

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p - m * p - n = p(1 - m) - n

Tyren answered Sep 15, 2018

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Answer:

P^m + n

Explanation:

Took the test got it right !

Vineet Kasat answered Sep 17, 2018

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