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3 years ago

-4-p-3p=-4 solve for p

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2 answers:

crimeas [40]3 years ago

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Add 4 to both sides, then 0-p-3p=0, and sum the p's -4p = 0, then p=0, by dividing both sides by -4

stepan [7]3 years ago

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The solution for p is 0.

-4-p-3p=-4
-4-4p=-4 Combine like terms
-4p=-4+(-4) Bring constants to one side and combine like terms.
-4p=0 Solution
p=0/-4 Simplify using the division property of equality

p=0

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