a letter such as p can be assigned as a variable to represent an unknown value. Give an example of a value for p that results in -p being a positive integer. Explain.

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a letter such as p can be assigned as a variable to represent an unknown value. Give an example of a value for p that results in -p being a positive integer. Explain.​

trucchi · Answer

Answer:  -p times -p = p  Step-by-step explanation:  Because a negative times a negative equals a postive

Euphemia · Answer

Answer:   Any negative number   Step-by-step explanation:   This is because if you take a positive number, say 15, and use that as -p, then its postive p form would be -15.

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