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29 July, 19:44

5 (-3p + 7) + 5 (p - 1)

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  1. 29 July, 20:25
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    Well first u gotta simplify the equation by multiplying the outside number (the 5) into the parenthesis.

    Original: 5 (-3p+7)

    simplified: - 15p+35

    and then you do the same for the other part.

    Original: 5 (p-1)

    Simplified: 5p-5

    Now thats done, you now have the new equation as - 15+35+5p-5

    And finally you combine like terms and your final answer should be - 10p+30
  2. 29 July, 21:39
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    5 (-3p + 7) + 5 (p - 1) = 0

    -15p + 35 + 5p - 5 = 0

    -10p + 30 = 0

    -10p = - 30

    p = 3
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