SOLUTION: If p = –4 and q = 0, evaluate 3p2 – 4q. *The 2 in 3p2 is sub 2*
I attempted this way:
3(-4)sub2-4(0)
-12sub2-0
144
Is this correct?
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I attempted this way:
3(-4)sub2-4(0)
-12sub2-0
144
Is this correct?
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Question 98459: If p = –4 and q = 0, evaluate 3p2 – 4q. *The 2 in 3p2 is sub 2*
I attempted this way:
3(-4)sub2-4(0)
-12sub2-0
144
Is this correct? Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! If you mean 3(-4)^2 or the answer is you are correct.
Everybody else in the world says "3 times p squared - 4 times q"
Or, you can type it in either of the ways I did on the 1st line and you will get more answers to your questions.
No more "sub 2" talk!
your friend,
Ed
