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p + (-q) - 2 = ? When p = -3 and q = 5

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Answer:

=  -10

Step-by-step explanation:

p + (-q) - 2 = x

if:

p = -3

q = 5

then:

-3 + (-5) - 2 = x

we know that:

+(-) = -

then:

-3 +(-5) - 2 = -3 - 5 - 2 = x

x = -10

The value of the expression p + (-q) - 2 is -10 if the p = -3 and q = 5 the answer is -10.

What is an expression?

It is defined as the combination of constants and variables with mathematical operators.

We have given an expression:

= P + (-q) - 2

Plug p = -3

q = 5

= -3 + (-5) - 2

= -3 - 5 - 2

= -10

Thus, the value of the expression p + (-q) - 2 is -10 if the p = -3 and q = 5 the answer is -10.

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