SOLUTION: Solve: 4 - 3(2p + 1) = 3p + 11

Question 15356: Solve: 4 - 3(2p + 1) = 3p + 11
Answer by rahman(247) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
4 - 3(2p + 1) = 3p + 11

4 - 6p -3 = 3p + 11
4 - 3 - 6p = 3p + 11
1 - 6p = 3p + 11
-6p - 3p = 11 - 1
(-6-3)p=10
-9p=10 --------->Divide by -9

OK
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