Could someone help me, please? What's the answer for \(4 + 3p = 19\)?

4+3p=19 3p=19-4 3p=15 p=15/3 p=5

Answered by Laura221 | 2024-06-10

To find p, you would first subtract the 4 from either side of the equation. You would then have 3p+15. Then you would divide by 3 on both sides to get 9=5.
Therefore, p=5

Answered by callista | 2024-06-10

To solve 4 + 3 p = 19 , first subtract 4 to get 3 p = 15 , then divide by 3 to find p = 5 .
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Answered by Laura221 | 2024-12-24