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

User Fahad Hassan
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Answer:

x=p(m-n)

Explanation:

m =n + x/p

x/p=m-n

x=p(m-n)

User LachlanO
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Answer:


x = p(m-n)

Explanation:

m = n +
(x)/(p)

Subtracting n to both sides

=> m-n =
(x)/(p)

Multiplying p to both sides

=>
x = p(m-n)

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