Question

Solve 6 ( 2p + 5 )= 2 (p – 3)

Answer 1

Answer:

6 ( 2p + 5 )= 2 (p – 3)

• 12p+30=2p-6
• 12p-2p=-6-30
• 10p=-36
• p=-36/10

the value of p is -3.6 or -3/10

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

$6(2p + 5) = 2(p - 3)$

it's very easy just use the distributive property at the first step.

$12p + 30 = 2p - 6$

now shift the variable values and the real numbers.

$12p - 2p = - 6 - 30$

now, do the mathematical operations.

$10p = - 36$

now, divide the following by taking 10 to RHS.

$p = - \frac{36}{10}$

$p = - \frac{18}{5}$

hence, your answer is -18/5..