Which value of p is a solution to this equation? p–6=2

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Casey Harrils asked Jul 10, 2023

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Which value of p is a solution to this equation?
p–6=2

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Answer:

$\sf \large \: p = 8$

Explanation:

Let's solve the equation step by step,

p – 6 = 2

Add +6 to both sides

p - 6 + 6 = + 6

p = 8

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