The sum of two algebraic expressions is
17p-llp +4. If one of them is 3p - 9p', find
the other
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Answer:
12p + 4
Step-by-step explanation:
We can simplify 3p - 9p into -6p. Now we have an equation
-6p + ? = 17p - 11p + 4
We can add 6p to both sides to find out that
? = 17p - 11p + 4 + 6p
Which simplifies into
? = 12p + 4
So the other expression we are looking for is
12p + 4!
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