Math, asked by ArushSambiyal, 6 months ago

IF P=3, Q= -5, AND R=4 , FIND THE VALUE OF 1) p2-2PR

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Answered by adityaaman88888888

1

Answer:

39

Step-by-step explanation:

p=3

q= -5

r=4

p² - 2PR

= (3)² - 2(3)(-5)

= 9 - 2(-15)

= 9 - (-30)

= 9+30

= 39

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Answer:

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