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P÷✓2=✓t/r+q

express t in the terms of p and q​

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Given:

Consider the given equation is:


p/ √(2)=\sqrt{(t)/(r+q)}

To find:

The value of t in terms of p, q and r.

Solution:

We have,


p/ √(2)=\sqrt{(t)/(r+q)}

It can be written as:


(p)/(√(2))=\sqrt{(t)/(r+q)}

Taking square on both sides, we get


(p^2)/(2)=(t)/(r+q)

Multiply both sides by (r+q).


(p^2(r+q))/(2)=t

Therefore, the required solution is
t=(p^2(r+q))/(2).

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