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(n – p)^2; use n=5, and p= 3 ​

(n – p)^2; use n=5, and p= 3 ​
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(n – p)^2; use n=5, and p= 3
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When you plug in n=5 and p=3 you get (5-3)^2 which equals to 2^2=4
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4

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