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P(x)+p(x+3)=10x-7 find p(3)​
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P(x)+p(x+3)=10x-7 find p(3)​

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Answer:

Simplify each term.

Px+px+3p=10x−7

Move all terms not containing P to the right side of the equation.

Px=10x−7−px−3p

Divide each term by x and simplify.

P=10−7/x−p−3p/x

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