1over3(24p-66)=3p+43

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amistre64 · Answer

Lover3?

anonymous · Answer

Its not a mixed fraction

anonymous · Answer

lol

amistre64 · Answer

legend at 100, does it kick at 101?  or is that just it?

anonymous · Answer

$$\frac{1}{3}(24p-66)=8p-22$$

anonymous · Answer

dunno

anonymous · Answer

yes
that equation is right

anonymous · Answer

solve using that

anonymous · Answer

i think it said on more level to go but this one doesn't move

amistre64 · Answer

congratz on the lvl100 regardless tho ;)

anonymous · Answer

can you answer guys

anonymous · Answer

thanks.   actually this might be it for me for a while.  busy starting wedensday

amistre64 · Answer

patience max

anonymous · Answer

can you answer the question first please

amistre64 · Answer

multiply it all by 3 to clear the fraction

amistre64 · Answer

the it becomes simple addition to work out til you divide of whats left on the p

anonymous · Answer

$$8p-22=3p+43$$ first 
a) subtract 3p from both sides
b) add 22 to both sides
c) divide both sides by 5

amistre64 · Answer

busy starting wednesday sounds like a good thing :)

i was not busy at all yesterday and went about stircrazy ...

anonymous · Answer

didn't see you here yesterday at all

amistre64 · Answer

no internet and library was closed ..

anonymous · Answer

oooooh. how is school coming along?

amistre64 · Answer

its creeping along at a snails pace.  grades are fine, just at my age the material feels like kindergarten all over again :)

anonymous · Answer

lol i bet
time for coffee have fun
oh and i trust you got the book ok yes?

amistre64 · Answer

yep, got it; and thank you again ;)

anonymous · Answer

@satellite - i managed to get a secondhand edition of Spivak's  Calculus

amistre64 · Answer

$$\frac{1}{3}(24p-66)=8p-22$$
when we multiply it all by 3 we can clear the fraction ..
$$(3)\frac{1}{3}(24p-66)=3(8p-22)$$$$24p-66=24p-66$$

from here it looks lke p can be any value it wants to be