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2 years ago

Factor 24 p + 64 Find "m" m+8=22

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$24=8\cdot3;\ 64=8\cdot8\\\\24p+64=8\cdot3p+8\cdot8=\boxed{8(3p+8)}\\========================\\m+8=22\ \ \ |subtract\ 8\ from\ both\ sides\\\\m+8-8=22-8\\\\\boxed{m=14}$

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