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How does the parametric form help solve qx + rx = s for x ?
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How does the parametric form help solve qx + rx = s for x ?

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Answer:


x=(s)/(q+r)

Explanation:

1 Factor out the common term x


x(q+r)=s

2 Divide both sides by q+r


x=(s)/(q+r)

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