haleyisbeast121213 haleyisbeast121213

01-03-2022
Mathematics

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What is the value of
7p + 9/3
when p= 6 and q= 12?

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heyyy1122 heyyy1122

01-03-2022

Is the question 7p+q/3 ?!

Then the answer is 138/3

Because 7*6 + 12/3

42+12/3

LCM is 3

126/3 + 12/3

= 138/3

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therobinboyd therobinboyd

01-03-2022

Answer:

45

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