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I need help with this question Solve for the value of P: 2/3 P = 4
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Solve for the value of P: 2/3 P = 4
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P=6
Expiation:
Fractions are just division
So you will use pemdas
You will multiply 3 on both side, which cancels out the 3
4*3=12
Now you have 2p=12
Divide the 2 on both sides
12/2 = 6
Therefore, P=6
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