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3 years ago

PLEASE HELP AND PLEASE HAVE THE CORRECT ANSWER !!!!!! THANK YOU

2 answers:

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1) p + 8
Substitute 2 in for the variable.
2 + 8 = $\fbox {10}$

2) 3p
Substitute 2 in for the variable.
3(2) = $\fbox {6}$

3) 16 - p
Substitute 2 in for the variable.
16 - 2 = $\fbox {14}$

4) -12 ÷ p
Substitute 2 in for the variable.
-12 ÷ 2 = $\fbox {-6}$

Alex17521 [72]3 years ago

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1.) = 10

2.) = 6

3.) = 14

4.) = -6

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