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Solve for p p .\newline4p=10+3p \sqrt{4p} = \sqrt{10 + 3p} \newlinep= p = _____

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Q. Solve for p p .\newline4p=10+3p \sqrt{4p} = \sqrt{10 + 3p} \newlinep= p = _____
  1. Given equation: We are given the equation:\newline4p=10+3p\sqrt{4p} = \sqrt{10 + 3p}\newlineTo eliminate the square roots, we square both sides of the equation:\newline(\sqrt{\(4\)p})^\(2 = (\sqrt{1010 + 33p})^22
  2. Squaring both sides: After squaring both sides, we get:\newline4p=10+3p4p = 10 + 3p\newlineNow, we need to isolate pp on one side of the equation to solve for it.
  3. Isolating pp: Subtract 3p3p from both sides of the equation to get pp by itself:\newline4p3p=10+3p3p4p - 3p = 10 + 3p - 3p\newlineThis simplifies to:\newlinep=10p = 10

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