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Answer:

If P=Q: (x=R)

If P≠Q: x=(p+q)/2 p≠0, q≠0

Explanation:

IF P=Q: then the statement is true for all real numbers (x=R) (I can’t make the symbol for all real numbers here)

IF P≠Q:

(2x+p)/q=(2x+q)/p

cross multiply

2xp+p²=2xq+q² p≠0, q≠0

2xp-2xq=q²-p² p≠0, q≠0

2x(p-q)=q²-p² p≠0, q≠0

DIvide both sides by 2(p-q) and you get

x=(p+q)/2 p≠0, q≠0

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