Math, asked by laveena16, 19 days ago

P/q=rx make x the subject

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Answered by twinokartel

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Answer:

p/q = rx

p=rx * q

p=rxq

divide by rq on either side

x = p/rq

Step-by-step explanation:

just cross multiply at the start to have p = rxq and then divide by rq to make x the subject of the formula.

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