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Solve for s in terms of p, q, and r. q= –spr
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Solve for s in terms of p, q, and r.
q= –spr

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Answer:


\sf s =(-q)/(pr)

Explanation:

Solve for s:

q = -spr

-spr = q

Isolate 's' by dividing both sides by (-pr).


\sf (-spr)/(-pr)=(q)/(-pr)\\\\\\ s = (-q)/(pr)

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