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What is this problem? Identity? No Solution? 1/7(14-7p)-2=-2(1/2p-3)+6

What is this problem? Identity? No Solution? 1/7(14-7p)-2=-2(1/2p-3)+6
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What is this problem? Identity? No Solution? 1/7(14-7p)-2=-2(1/2p-3)+6

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Let's solve your equation step-by-step.

1/7(14−7p)−2=−2(1/2p−3)+6

Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.

1/7(14−7p)−2=−2(1/2p−3)+6

Simplify:

−p=−p+12

Step 2: Add p to both sides.

−p+p=−p+12+p

0=12

Answer:

There are no solutions.
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