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Solve for q in terms of r, s, and t
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Solve for q in terms of r, s, and t

Solve for q in terms of r, s, and t-example-1
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s = - trq \\ \boxed{ q = - (s)/(tr) }

  • q = -s/tr is the right answer.
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