Nearly Quasi 2-Absorbing submodule
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All rings in this note are commutative rings with identity, and all R
modules are left unitary. "A proper submodule E of an R-module X is
called nearly quasi prime submodule, if whenever abx ∈ E, with a, b ∈
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