Math, asked by vijaykumarsrivastav5, 7 months ago

Solve the following equations: 5+ p-1/2=p

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Answered by chaitanyaarora8

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Answer:

5(p-3)=3(p-2)

5p-15=3p-6

3p-3p=15-6

2p=9

$p = ( \frac{9}{2})$

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