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How to evaluate p/4 + pq when p=8 and q=6
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How to evaluate p/4 + pq when p=8 and q=6

User Ishara
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Answer:

Explanation:

8/4 + (8)(6)

2 + 48 = 50

User Maccruiskeen
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Answer:

50

Explanation:

(8)/4+(8)(6)

2+48

50

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