P + (-q) -3 when p= -6 and q=7
Mathematics · College · Tue Nov 03 2020
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Given the equation:
P + ( -q) -3
p = - 6
q = 7
Determine the answer.
Solution:
In order to determine the answer for the equation, simply substitute the given values of p and q on the equation.
P + ( -q) -3
-6 + ( -7) -3
-6 - 7 - 3
= - 16
P + (-q) -3 when p= -6 and q=7 is equal to -16