Question

Given n(Q/P)=4 n(P/Q)=5 and n(P)=7 then find n(Q) by using formula

Answer 1

To find n(Q), we can use the given formulas: n(Q/P) = 4, n(P/Q) = 5, and n(P) = 7. By rearranging the formulas and substituting values, we find that n(Q) = 4.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find n(Q), we can use the given formulas:

• n(Q/P) = 4
• n(P/Q) = 5
• n(P) = 7

First, we can rearrange the formula n(Q/P) = 4 to solve for Q:

n(Q/P) = 4

Q = 4P

Next, we can rearrange the formula n(P/Q) = 5 to solve for P:

n(P/Q) = 5

P = 5Q

Now, we can substitute the value of Q from the first equation into the second equation:

P = 5(4P)

P = 20P

Dividing both sides by 20, we get:

1 = P

Finally, we can substitute the value of P into the formula n(Q/P) = 4 to find n(Q):

n(Q/P) = 4

n(Q/1) = 4

n(Q) = 4

Therefore, n(Q) = 4.