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Please help me with this problem :) Solve 1/x=1/y+1/q for q (The backslashes are replaced for a fraction sign) Work so far: xyq(1/x)=xyq(1/y)+xyq(1/q) yq=xq+xy yq-xq=xy Solve for q
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Solve 1/x=1/y+1/q for q (The backslashes are replaced for a fraction sign)


Work so far: xyq(1/x)=xyq(1/y)+xyq(1/q)
yq=xq+xy
yq-xq=xy

Solve for q

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i think the answer is    q= -xy/x-y
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