Dan solves 6p = 5-3p in the way shown below. Which properties did Dan use for Step 1 and Step 2? 6p - 5 - 3p Step 1: 6p + 3p - 5 - 3p + 3 Step 2: 6p + 3p = 5 + 0 Step 3: 9p - 5 Step 4: P= Both the addition

Dan solves 6p = 5-3p in the way shown below. Which properties did Dan use for Step 1 and Step 2?

6p - 5 - 3p
Step 1: 6p + 3p - 5 - 3p + 3
Step 2: 6p + 3p = 5 + 0
Step 3:
9p - 5
Step 4:
P=
Both the addition Property of Equality and the Distributive Property
Both the Addition Property of Equality and the Additive identity Property
Both the addition Property of Equality and the Additive inverse Property
Both the Addition Inverse Property and the Additive Identity Property

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Dan solves 6p = 5-3p in the way shown below. Which properties did Dan use for Step 1 and Step 2? 6p - 5 - 3p Step 1: 6p + 3p - 5 - 3p + 3 Step 2: 6p + 3p = 5 + 0 Step 3: 9p - 5 …

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