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Divide p by 6, then multiply 5 by the result

Divide p by 6, then multiply 5 by the result
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Divide p by 6, then multiply 5 by the result

User PaoloFCantoni
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Answer:

Answer = 5/6p

Explanation:

P divided by 6 would be 1/6p

Multiply that by 5 and you get

5/6p

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