Math, asked by sinnim4782, 9 hours ago

If p^ is inversely proportional to p+3 and q=5 when p=2 find the value of q whe p=17

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Answered by philipselumali
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Step-by-step explanation:

In mathematics, the equation for inverse proportion is x = k/y, and to find the constant (k), k=xy.

Therefore, in given problem, we can use k= q^2(p+3) to find the value of the constant k, and use it to find the second unknown value.

k= q^2(p+3) when q = 5 and p = 2

k= (5^2)(2+3)

k = (25)(5)

k = 125

Use the value of k to calculate the other unknown value.

q^2= k/(p+3) when p = 17 k = 125

q^2= 125/(17+3)

q^2= 125/20

q^2= 25/4

q = sqrt(25/4)

q = plus/minus 5 / 4

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