A function, λ, is defined by \(\lambda(p,q)=\begin{cases}(p-q)^2,&\text{if…

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A function, λ, is defined by

λ(p,q)={(p−q)2,if p≥q,p+q,if p<q.\lambda(p,q)=\begin{cases}(p-q)^2,&\text{if }p\geq q,\\p+q,&\text{if }p<q.\end{cases}

The value of the expression λ(−(−3+2),(−2+3))(−(−2+1))\frac{\lambda(-(-3+2),(-2+3))}{(-(-2+1))} is:

  1. A.

    −1

  2. B.

    0

  3. C.

    163\frac{16}{3}

  4. D.

    16

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