You just have to arrange the equation such that the p is the only term at the left hand side of the equation. Express it in terms of r and m.
r = 1/2*m²*p
Divide both left and right hand side equations by 1/2*m²
p = r/(1/2 *m²)
Take the reciprocal of 1/2 and multiply it. The final answer is:
p = 2r/m²
Q=M-2P/3
because in order to solve for a variable you have to get alone. Make sense?
To find the sale price multiply the original cost by the sale percentage. (37x.2= 7.4) subtract this discount from the total (37-7.4= 29.6) this is your sale price. Now multiply this by the other percentage (29.6x.15= 4.44) (29.6-4.44= 25.16) $25.16 is your final answer
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Answer:
1 and 1
Step-by-step explanation:
degree of 1 and 1 term.
