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P2 = - 4p + 60 how would you solve this?​

P2 = - 4p + 60 how would you solve this?​
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P2 = - 4p + 60 how would you solve this?​

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Answer: p=6 or p=−10

Step-by-step explanation: Hope this help :D

P2 = - 4p + 60 how would you solve this?​-example-1
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User Fredashay
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Answer:

Explanation:

Move terms to the left side, use the sum product pattern, factor

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