Math, asked by vikrantpatil98180, 6 months ago

(12p'- 6p? + 4p) = 3p?

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Answered by niveditharao

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Answer:

(12p - 6p + 4p) = 3p

(12p - 2p) = 3p

10p does not equals to 3p

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