Stewart said that 30-10p does not equal 5(2p-6) for any value of p. Do you agree with Stewart? Justify Stewart's answer, or explain why he is incorrect.

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Shajin Chandran · Answer 1 · 2018-03-31T05:20:19+0000

ya he is correct !

for any value of P, both can never be equal !
as, 5(2p-6) = 10p-30 .....so even if we put any value , negative or positive, (-30) can not be changed anyway !

thus 30-10p can never be equal to 5(2p-6) !!

Stewart said that 30-10p does not equal 5(2p-6) for any value of p. Do you agree with Stewart? Justify Stewart's answer, or explain why he is incorrect.

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