(-56)=(-3/7)p

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(-56)=(-3/7)p.

Add 56 to each side:

0=(-3/7)p+56.

Add (3/7)p to each side:

(3/7)p=56.

Multiply each side by 7:

3p=392,

Divide each side by 3:

p=392/3=130⅔.

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