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Make x the subject of m=n+x/p

Make x the subject of m=n+x/p
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Make x the subject of m=n+x/p

Make x the subject of m=n+x/p-example-1
User Lynn Crumbling
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Answer:

I don't know sorry.....

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User Kushal Jayswal
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Answer:

x = p(m-n)

Explanation:

m = n + x/p

m -n = x/p

p(m-n) = x

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