Math, asked by craftytisha, 2 months ago

Find ( p + q) - ( p - q ), if p = 8 and q = 4

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Answered by nishant7564039946

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$(p + q) - (p - q) \\ (8 + 4) - (8 - 4) \\ 12 - 4 \\ 8$

I hope this is right

Answered by poonamkumari06928

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Answer:

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By putting the valie of p and q we get

( 8+4)-(8-4)=12-12=0 Ans

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