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Part B: Find the value of G: if A = 3, b=4, and C = 5.
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Part B: Find the value of G: if A = 3, b=4, and C = 5.

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Answer:

G=(A^3 + B) * 4-c^2

To calculate G if A=3, b=4 and C=5

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p1: A^3 = 27

P2:C^2 =25

P3: p1 +B =31

P4:P3*4 =124

P5:P4-P2 =99

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