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P = 7 and q = 5. Find largest possible and value of : a) p + q b) p - q c) p^2/q
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P = 7 and q = 5. Find largest possible and value of :
a) p + q
b) p - q
c) p^2/q

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a) 7+5= 12

b) 7-5= 2

c) 5

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