−2+pn4 when n=5 and p=2.

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Fycth asked Aug 3, 2023

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−2+pn4 when n=5 and p=2.

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Fycth asked Aug 3, 2023

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38 ?

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Is it 38 because -2+(2)(5)(4)= 38

EternityWYH answered Aug 4, 2023

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I think the answer might be 38

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