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NEED HELP NOW WITH EXPLANATION 11=4p-5

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fenix001 [56]2 years ago

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Put p by itself by moving 4 and -5 to the other side
11=4p-5, to get rid of the -5, you must do the opposite function which is addition, add 5 to both sides of the equation
11+5=4p-5+5
you’re left with 16=4p
to get rid of 4 you must do the opposite function, 4p means 4*p so you would need to divid both sides by 4
16/4=4p/4
= 4=p

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