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In Mathematics / High School | 2014-03-18

How do you solve this problem?

\[ P - 15 = 13 - 6p \]

Asked by vgarcia241

Answer (3)

p − 15 = 13 − 6 p
− 15 − 13 = − 6 p − p
− 28 = − 7 p
− 7 − 28 ​ = − 7 − 7 p ​
4 = p
4 − 15 = 13 − 6 ( 4 )
− 11 = − 11

Answered by Edmund | 2024-06-10

P-15=13-6p +6p +6p
7p-15=13 +15 +15
7p = 28 7 7 p = 4

Answered by abbie7117 | 2024-06-10

To solve the equation P − 15 = 13 − 6 p , first combine like terms and isolate P . The solution is P = 4 , and verifying it shows that both sides of the equation are equal. Therefore, the solution is confirmed.
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Answered by Edmund | 2024-12-23