4(p-10+8=-10 identify as a conditional a condratiction or a identity.
4(p-1)+8=-10
hey your back can u help me again
What do you get when you simplify the equation?
its the second one not the first one
Yeah, I figured.
So distribute the 4, and isolate your variable (if possible). What have ya got?
use the disturbutive property...
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Yes
4*p 4*1?
4(p-1) = 4p - 4 So.. \(4(p-1) + 8 =-10\) \[\implies 4p - 4 + 8 = -10\] Then we can combine the -4 and the +8
ok.
So what do you have now?
-4
Please write the whole thing.
4p-4=-8
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That -8 should be a -10
Otherwise, yes. That's correct. So now we can either keep simplifying it, or you can see if you can tell yet. Is this equation: Always true? Always false? Or does it depend on the variables?
can we keep simplyfying it im still alittle lost
I don't know.
Sure, that's fine.
Where did you feel like you got lost?
why was it -10?
Because we didn't change that side from the original equation.
You had \[4(p-1) + 8 = -10\] After you distribute you have: \[4p-4 + 8 = -10\] Then you combine the +8 and the -4 and you get: \[4p - 4 = -10\] Then you can add 4 to both sides: 4p - 4 = -10 + 4 + 4 ------------ 4p = -6
so its conditional
It is! Nicely done.
thanx to you11111!!!!!! now you have to teach me the solving part its really hard to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanx to you11111!!!!!! now you have to teach me the solving part its really hard to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok, I'm happy to help you practice if you like.
If you like you can email me and we can arrange a time to practice solving/simplifying equations. Online whiteboards tend to work a bit better than this interface.
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