Solve for p. 10p−13=−93 Plot the solution on the number line.

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Solve for p.

10p−13=−93

Plot the solution on the number line.

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P=-8
10x-8=-80-13=-93

Maxthecat answered Jun 20, 2023

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10p - 13 = -93
Add 13 onto both sides
10p = -80
Divide both sides by 10
p = -8

MrJM answered Jun 24, 2023

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