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Ответ:
-5/14
Step-by-step explanation:
-3(2+4p)=(2p-1)
-6-12p=2p-1
-6-12p-2p=-1
-6-14p=-1
14p=-6-(-1)
14p=-6+1
14p=-5
p=-5/14
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