What is the answer to 6p+4p+3=7(p-2) ?

The answer to 6p+4p+3=7(p-2) is p=-17/3

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6p+4p+3=7(p-2)

6 p + 4 p + 3 = 7 (p - 2)

p = - \frac{17}{3}

Decimal Notation

p = - 5.66666 \dots

Solution steps

6 p + 4 p + 3 = 7 (p - 2)

Add similar elements:

6 p + 4 p = 10 p

10 p + 3 = 7 (p - 2)

Expand

7 (p - 2) : 7 p - 14

10 p + 3 = 7 p - 14

Move

3

to the right side

10 p = 7 p - 17

Move

7 p

to the left side

3 p = - 17

Divide both sides by

3

p = - \frac{17}{3}

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