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Answered by Equestriadash
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Given: p = (-1)^205 and q = (-1)^202

To find: p + q

Answer:

Since we know the values of p and q (given) p + q = (-1)^205 + (-1)^202

The exponent on p is an odd number, hence p = -1.

The exponent on q is an even number, hence q = 1.

Therefore, p + q = 0.

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Answered by 143ayush
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as we know
 { - 1}^{odd } =  - 1
 { - 1}^{even}  = 1
therefore
 { - 1}^{205}  = 1
and
 { - 1}^{202}  = 1
therefore p= -1. and q= 1
so, p+q= (-1)+1=0

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