Math, asked by mrunalisherki, 1 month ago

Find the value of P, 2p = p + 4÷9

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Answered by vedaant28

1

Answer:

2p=p+4÷9

2p-p=4÷9

p=4/9

p=0.44444

Answered by ziyashah

0

Answer:

0.44

Step-by-step explanation:

2p = p+4÷9

=> 2p-p = 4÷9

=> p = 4/9

=> p = 0.44 (approx)

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