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What is q = p(r+s), for p
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What is q = p(r+s), for p

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q = p(r+s)
q/(r+s) = p <-- Transpose
p = q/(r+s) <-- By the Law of Transitive Equality
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q = p (r + s) Divide both sides by (r + s)

(q)/(r + s) = p Switch the sides to make it easier to read
p =
(q)/(r + s)
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