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2 years ago

Hi uwu pls help me with math i'm bad at it :(

Mathematics

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DedPeter [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Question #1: p=18

Question #2: uwu sorry I had trouble with this one too

Question #3: $65.10

Step-by-step explanation:

Question #1:

Step 1: multiply 4 by both products in the parenthesis to get 4p - 28 = 44,

Step 2: move the 28 to the other side so you have 4p = 44 + 28,

Step 3: add both products on the right to get 4p = 72,

Step 4: divide 4 on both sides so you are left with p = 72 ÷ 4,

Step 5: the equation to get the total of p = 18

Question #3:

Step 1: Simplify 30% to 0.30 (30÷100)

Step 2: multiply 0.30 by 42 to get 12.6

Step 3: Simplify 25%, (not sure how but) 10.5

Step 4: Add 42.00 + 12.6 + 10.5 = $65.10

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