SOLUTION: if P=A/B, Q=B/C, and R=C/A, express A+B/A+C as simplified fraction in terms of P and R

SOLUTION: if P=A/B, Q=B/C, and R=C/A, express A+B/A+C as simplified fraction in terms of P and R

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Question 1104653: if P=A/B, Q=B/C, and R=C/A, express A+B/A+C as simplified fraction in terms of P and R
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