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P+6/6+m*n; use m = 4, n = - 1, and p = -6 help plz i dont want to fail

P+6/6+m*n; use m = 4, n = - 1, and p = -6 help plz i dont want to fail
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P+6/6+m*n; use m = 4, n = - 1, and p = -6 help plz i dont want to fail

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User Constantiner
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Answer:

The answer is Zero

Explanation:

P+6/6+m*n

-6+6/6+4(-1)

0/-2

The answer is Zero

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