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T² +8st + r² T=11 r=2 s=3
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T² +8st + r²
T=11 r=2 s=3
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Following PEMDAS:
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Explanation:
1. Write the expression.
2. Substitute the variables by the given values.
3. Simplify the exponents.
4. Multiply.
5. Add and subtract.
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