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5. -2 = p - 1 Help me pleaseee

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dangina [55]3 years ago

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Assuming you are trying to find the value of p:

You would add 1 to each side to make the p alone

-2 =p - 1
+1 +1

-1 = p

To check, you can put p in the original equation

-2 = -1 - 1

-2 = -2 which means this is correct

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