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What is the solution of the following equation? -6p + 7=3(2p - 3) -4 (-10 + 4p)
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What is the solution of the following equation?
-6p + 7=3(2p - 3) -4 (-10 + 4p)

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Answer:

p=6

Explanation:


- 6p + 7 = 3(2p - 3) - 4( - 10 + 4p) \\


p = 6

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