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Q ÷ 2 -qp ÷ 6; let p = -6 and q = 10

Q ÷ 2 -qp ÷ 6; let p = -6 and q = 10
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Q ÷ 2 -qp ÷ 6; let p = -6 and q = 10

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Answer:

15

Explanation:

1. Plug in the values.

q=10

p=-6

10÷2-(10)(-6)÷6

2. Use PEMDAS.

10÷2+60÷6

5+10

15

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