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Solve the following linear equation for \mathrm{p}p. ​ 2 = \frac{ \mathrm{p} - 3 }{2}2= 2 p−3 ​

Solve the following linear equation for \mathrm{p}p. ​ 2 = \frac{ \mathrm{p} - 3 }{2}2= 2 p−3 ​
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Solve the following linear equation for \mathrm{p}p.

​ 2 = \frac{ \mathrm{p} - 3 }{2}2=
2
p−3
​

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Answer: p=4

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