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Solve for p. -5 (p + 3/5)= -4 the answer should be a proper or improper fraction
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Solve for p. -5 (p + 3/5)= -4
the answer should be a proper or improper fraction

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Answer:

-5p-3=-4

-5p=-4+3

-5p=-1

p=1/5

Explanation:

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