-4p + 6 = 18 When solving this I got -3 but on my paper I got it from I've already used that number (-3). Does someone mind telling me if I got the right answer or not..?

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-4p + 6 = 18

When solving this I got -3 but on my paper I got it from I've already used that number (-3). Does someone mind telling me if I got the right answer or not..?

Mathematics
middle-school

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-4p + 6 = 18
-4p = 18-6 = 12
p = 12/-4
= -3
Answer: -3
Correct answer.

Hope it helped!

Tim Kist answered Feb 4, 2018

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-4p+6=18
-4p=18-6
-4p=12
-4*-3=12
p=-3
You were correct.

Joe Alfano answered Feb 8, 2018

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