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OpenStudy (waheguru):
yea but when u get to -12= 2(p-2) dont you multiply the 2 so u get 2p-4??
OpenStudy (anonymous):
yes u can do like that also
\[-12=2p-4\]
\[-12+4=2p\]
\[-8=2p\]
\[-8/2=p\]
\[-4=p\] answer is same
OpenStudy (waheguru):
plzz help me i am soo confused
OpenStudy (anonymous):
k whats confusing u ?
OpenStudy (waheguru):
this is how i did it plzz correct any errors
4= -2/3(three is also negative as the whole fraction is negative) (p-2)
4(-3)=-2(p-2)
-12=2p+4
-12-4=-2p
-16=-2p
-16/-2=p
8=p ?????
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OpenStudy (waheguru):
why a i getting differnt answers
OpenStudy (anonymous):
-2/3 is there there is no -2/-3 waheguru
u did 4(-3) =-2(p-2) it should have been 4(3) = -2(p-2)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
got it now ? waheguru
OpenStudy (waheguru):
oh so the bottom number is never a negative?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
in a standard form it is not but a fraction 2/(-3) = -2/3 ok!!!
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