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−11 − 7p = −(1 + 2p)
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−11 − 7p = −(1 + 2p)
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The answer would be -2
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-11-7p=-(1+2p)
Distribute
-11-6p=-2p- -1
Add 2p to each side
-5p-11 = -1
Add 11 to each side
-5p=10
Divide each side by -5
P=-2
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Firstly distribute negative sign
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