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Solve for p: 6p + 6 = 13 + 5p
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Solve for p: 6p + 6 = 13 + 5p

User Shane Daniel
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Answer:

p=7

Explanation:

-5p(6p+6)= (13+5p)-5p

1p+6=13

(1p+6)-6= (13)-6

1p=7

User Makambi
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Answer:

p equals 7

Explanation:

6p + 6 = 13 + 5p

you subtract 6 from 13 and 5p from 6p

p = 7

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