Math, asked by princimodi514, 4 months ago

(2) If q=4(1-s), find q when 1=14 and s=5

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Answered by KashviSahu

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Answer:

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Answered by rashi6545

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Answer:

Answer is 36

Step-by-step explanation:

q=4(1-s)

Given, 1=14 & s=5

So,

q=4(14-5)

q=4*9

q=36

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