SOLUTION: ok i know the equation is M(p+2)=n and I know that the answer is p=-m-2+n so would I write the answer using P=()/ would I write the answer as p=(-w-2)/n or am i doing something wro

Question 1009846: ok i know the equation is M(p+2)=n and I know that the answer is p=-m-2+n so would I write the answer using P=()/ would I write the answer as p=(-w-2)/n or am i doing something wrong
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
ok i know the equation is M(p+2)=n and I know that the answer is p=-m-2+n so would I write the answer using P=()/ would I write the answer as p=(-w-2)/n or am i doing something wrong
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M(p+2) = n
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p+2 = n/M
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p = (n/M)-2
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p = (n-2M)/M
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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