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If p = -6, what does p + 4 equal?
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If p = -6, what does p + 4 equal?

If p = -6, what does p + 4 equal?-example-1
User Maurizio Rizzo
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Answer:

-2

Explanation:

-6 + 4 = -2

User Bharat Kathuria
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Answer:

-2.

Explanation:

p + 4 with p being -6 is basically -6 + 4, which equals -2.

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