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Q=p(r+s)
Q/(r+s)= p(r+s)/(r+s)
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Q/(r+s) = P
Whatever you do to one side of the equation, you must do to the other.
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Q = p(r + s)
Use the distributive property
Q = pr + ps
Q = p x r + p x s
Q = p x p + r x s
Q = p^2 + rs
Subtract rs from both sides
Q - rs = p^2
Square root both sides
sqrt Q - rs = p
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