SOLUTION: PLEASE HELP! Am on a maths revision website and just CANNOT work it out! i know it must be real simple, but can't see it! "What is q when: tq-r=3q+p" any help will be appriciated.
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Question 40309: PLEASE HELP! Am on a maths revision website and just CANNOT work it out! i know it must be real simple, but can't see it! "What is q when: tq-r=3q+p" any help will be appriciated. Thankyou, Elliott. p.s. thankyou to "Stan" for helping me out yesterday! Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! "What is q when: tq-r=3q+p"
Get the q terms on one side as follows:
tq-3q=r+p
Factor out the "q" to get:
q(t-3)=r+p
Solve for "q":
q=(r+p)/(t-3)
Cheers,
Stan H.
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