How do you solve and check your solutions to #-6.1=p+2.2#?

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Answer 1 · 2018-05-22T03:19:55

#p=-8.3#

put the variables on side and the constant on other side .

#-6.1=p+2.2#

#p=-6.1-2.2=-8.3#

#p=-8.3#

to check your answer offset the value that you get in the main equation ,must the left side equal the right side

#-6.1=p+2.2#

#-6.1=2.2-8.3#

#-6.1=-6.1#

since the left side equal the right side that your solution is true.