How do you evaluate #4(p-q)# for #p=7# and #q=3#?
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Kennedy AdamsTo evaluate 4(p-q) for p=7 and q=3, substitute the values of p and q into the expression:
4(7 - 3)
Now, perform the subtraction inside the parentheses:
4(4)
Finally, multiply 4 by 4:
4 * 4 = 16
Therefore, 4(7 - 3) equals 16.
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