m @ p = n
n @ r = m
n @ q = q
p @ q = p
q @ p = r
If the relations shown hold for the operation @ and the numbers m, n, p, q and r, then [(m @ p) @ q] @ p =
A. m
B. n
C. p
D. q
E. r
E
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Given that =>
m @ p = n
n @ r = m
n @ q = q
p @ q = p
q @ p = r
[(m @ p) @ q ] @ p = [(n) @ q] @ p
q @ p
= r
Answer = E
m @ p = n
n @ r = m
n @ q = q
p @ q = p
q @ p = r
[(m @ p) @ q ] @ p = [(n) @ q] @ p
q @ p
= r
Answer = E
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Solution:AbeNeedsAnswers wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 6:19 pmm @ p = n
n @ r = m
n @ q = q
p @ q = p
q @ p = r
If the relations shown hold for the operation @ and the numbers m, n, p, q and r, then [(m @ p) @ q] @ p =
A. m
B. n
C. p
D. q
E. r
E
[(m @ p) @ q] @ p
= [n @ q] @ p
= q @ p
= r
Answer: E
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