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What value of p can satisfy the equation -3(p+1)+7p=9+2p

What value of p can satisfy the equation -3(p+1)+7p=9+2p
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What value of p can satisfy the equation -3(p+1)+7p=9+2p

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-3(p+1)+7p=9+2p

-3p-3+7p=9+2p

4p-3=9+2p

4p-2p=9+3

2p=12

p = 6

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