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Evaluate p2 - r2 for p = 10, r = -4 and t = 5.

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Evaluate p2 - r2 for p = 10, r = -4 and t = 5.

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Answer:

84

Explanation:

p^2-r^2= 10^2-(-4)^2

100-16=84

Chris Hamilton answered Nov 19, 2021

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