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For what values of p is the value of the binomial 1.5p−1 smaller than the value of the binomial 1+1.1p by 4?

User Fabien
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Answer:

p = -5 (only)

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(1.5p -1) = (1 +1.1p) -4

0.4p = -2

p = -2/0.4 = -5

For p having a value of -5, the binomial (1.5p -1) = -8.5 will be smaller than the value of (1 +1.1p) = -4.5 by 4.

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