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1) Are p+p+p+p and 3p equivalent? ​

1) Are p+p+p+p and 3p equivalent? ​
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1) Are p+p+p+p and 3p equivalent? ​

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Answer:

no!

Explanation:

each p has an "invisible" 1, so it'd be 1p + 1p + 1p + 1p = 4p, not 3p

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