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What is the value of p 3/5 + 1/5(40 - p) = 0
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What is the value of p
3/5 + 1/5(40 - p) = 0

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Answer:

Answer is -43

Explanation:

1/5(40-p)= -3/5

40-p = (-3/5)/(1/5)

40-p = -3

-p = - 43

p = 43

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