Answer:
p<=2
Step-by-step explanation:
-p-4p>=-10
-5p>=-10
5p>=10
p>=10/5
p>=2
Try it with some random number, like a=3.
Is "3+0 = 0+3 = 0" true? No.
If you were doing multiplication, then it would be true, but not with addition.
Imagine that you have 8 apples which you want to hand out to 2 people. You want each person to get an equal amount of apples, so you decide to
give 2 apples at a time (one apple to each), until you run out or
you don't have enough to give each of the 2 people another apple. Notice
that each time you give out 2 apples, you have to subtract 2
from the total left over, and each person gets one apple. Let's
see what happens:
1. 8-2=6 -- each person now has 1 apple, and there are 6 more to hand out;
2. 8-2-2=4 -- each person now has 2 apples, and there are 4 more to pass out;
3. 8-2-2-2=2 -- each person now has 3 apples, and there are 2 more to distribute;
4. 8-2-2-2-2=0 -- each person now has 4 apples and there are no more apples to pass out.
Then you hand out 8 apples to 2 people and each of the get 4 apples. This meansthat 8÷2=4.
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