Solve the following for p: 4(1-p)=-4p+4

1 answer:

5 0

4(1-p)=-4p+4
distribute to get: 4-4p=-4p+4
Add 4p on both sides to get: 4-4p+4p=-4p+4p+4
Simply to get: 4=4
Therefore there are infinite solutions for p.

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