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4p = 5t + 2qx^(2) make q subject

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4p = 5t + 2q
x^(2)

x^(2)

make q subject

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Answer:

q = 4p - 5t / 2x^2

Explanation:

2qx^2 + 5t = 4p

2qx^2 = 4p - 5t

q = 4p - 5t / 2x^2

Jayflo answered Jan 25, 2024

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