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Mathematics, 13.12.2021 20:10 kokokakahi

SOLVE FOR P

(1) 4 x p x .5= 12
(2) 0.03 x p x 18= 2.7

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(1) 4 x p x .5= 12
(2) 0.03 x p x 18= 2.7...

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