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    Solve the Equation. -5.6p + 5 = 4.6p + 10
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Solve the Equation. -5.6p + 5 = 4.6p + 10

Question 267

Question 267

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Solve the equation.
-5.6p + 5 = 4.6p + 10


A) { 6}
B) { 2}
C) { 4}
D) { 5}

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