find s if s =-4 + 2q when p = -4 and q = 3.
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The value of s will be 2 when q = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we are given an equation s = -4 + 2q
Also, the value of q is given to be 3
We have to find the value of s
So, we will substitute q = 3 in the equation
s = -4 + 2q
s = -4 + 2(3)
s = -4 + 6
s = 2
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Answer:
When p = -4 and q = 3.
If s =-4 + 2q then s = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
If s =-4 + 2q when p = -4 and q = 3.
Find s
p = -4 and q = 3
s =-4 + 2q
= - 4 + 2(3)
= - 4 + 6
p = 2
when p = -4 and q = 3 then s= 2
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