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What is the value of q² - p² for q = 4 and p = 2?​

What is the value of q² - p² for q = 4 and p = 2?​
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What is the value of q² - p² for q = 4 and p = 2?​

User Rush Frisby
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Answer:

12

Explanation:

(4)² - (2)²

16 - 4 = 12

Hope this helps :)

User Naseer
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Answer:

um so here it is. 12

Explanation:

4 ×4 - 2×2 = 16-4=12

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