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Solve for p (p+2) (3p - 2) = 0

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Answer:

p can be -2 OR (2/3)

Explanation:

(p+2)*(3p - 2) = 0

For this equation to hold, either of the two expressions in parentheses could be zero. So set each to zero and solve for two possible solutions:

(p+2) = 0

p = -2

--

(3p - 2) = 0

3p = 2

p = (2/3)

=

If p were either of these values, the whole expression would equate to zero.

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