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1+pq; use p=6 and q=5

1+pq; use p=6 and q=5
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1+pq; use p=6 and q=5

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Answer:

31

Explanation:

5×6=30+1=31.USE PLEASE EXCUSE MY DEAR AUNT SALLY

User Josh Woelfel
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The answer would be 31
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