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6(2−p)=−4(p+3) I can’t solve this problem, I need to find p.

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Given 6(2 — p) = -4(p + 3), you’ll have to distribute 6 into (2 —p), and -4 into (p + 3):

6(2 — p) = -4(p + 3)

12 — 6p = -4p — 12

Then, you’ll have to Add 6p to both sides:

12 - 6p + 6p = -4p - 12 + 6p
12 = 6p - 12

Then, add 12 to both sides:

12 + 12 = 6p - 12 + 12

24 = 6p

Divide both sides by 6 to solve for p:

24 / 6= 6p / 6

4 = p

Therefore, p = 4


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