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If p + (-3) = 36 then p = ?
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p=39 because u subtract 3 from 36

Grandchild answered Aug 13, 2021

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Answer: 39

Explanation:

P - 3 = 36

P = 36 + 3

P = 39

Daniel Kats answered Aug 18, 2021

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