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Evaluate p(m+q); use m=2, p= 6, and q= 6​

Evaluate p(m+q); use m=2, p= 6, and q= 6​
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Evaluate p(m+q); use m=2, p= 6, and q= 6​

User Marcus Christiansen
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So the right answer is 48.

Look at the attached picture

Hope it will help you....

Good luck on your assignment

Evaluate p(m+q); use m=2, p= 6, and q= 6​-example-1
User Trenki
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6(2+6)

Evaluate bracket

6(8) which is 6*8

Your answer is 48
User Miklos
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