How do you evaluate $abs(p+q)div5$ when p=-2, q=-3?

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How do you evaluate $abs(p+q)div5$ when p=-2, q=-3?

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Answer 1 · 2016-12-09T02:43:10

$|(-5)|-:5=5-:5=1$

Explanation:

The quantity inside an absolute value sign is given as positive. So let's substitute in the values for $p$ and $q$ , evaluate the absolute value, and then divide by 5:

$|p+q|-:5$

$|(-2)+(-3)|-:5$

$|(-5)|-:5$

$5-:5$

$1$

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