-4 = p + 7 using sum in verbal expression form

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JForsythe asked Sep 12, 2023

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-4 = p + 7 using sum in verbal expression form

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P=-11. Explanation: -4=p+7
-7. -7
-11=p

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Negative four equals the sum of p and seven

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