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S= C+I+G+N/P solve the literal equation for I
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S= C+I+G+N/P solve the literal equation for I

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Given

S = C + I + G +
(N)/(P)

Isolate I by subtracting all terms on the right from both sides, that is

S - C - G -
(N)/(P) = I

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