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Solve for p 3(p + q) = p A. q = -2/3p B. q = -3/2p C. p = -2/3q D. p = -3/2q

Solve for p 3(p + q) = p A. q = -2/3p B. q = -3/2p C. p = -2/3q D. p = -3/2q
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Solve for p

3(p + q) = p
A. q = -2/3p
B. q = -3/2p
C. p = -2/3q
D. p = -3/2q

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it’s A! hope this helps you out!
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