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22-09-2017
Mathematics

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How would I solve this equation for x? x/p + x/q = S

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HermioneGranger919 HermioneGranger919

22-09-2017

Your answer is: x=r/p+q

Here is what you do:

Factor x out of px+qx=x(p+q)=r
Divide each term by p+q and simplify.=x=r/p+q

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