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Solve for q. mn + q = p q = p - mn q = p (mn ) q = p + mn
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Solve for q.
mn + q = p
q = p - mn
q = p (mn )
q = p + mn
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It would be your first answer because since the MN is a positive you have to subtract it to move it to P and you solved for Q
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