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vlabodo [156]
3 years ago
13

R+5/mn=p solve for m

Mathematics
1 answer:
AnnZ [28]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

               \bold{m\ =\ \dfrac5{(p-r)n}}

Step-by-step explanation:

                                             \bold{r+\dfrac5{mn}\ =\ p}\\\\ {}\quad-r\qquad-r\\\\{}\ \ \bold{\dfrac5{mn}\ =\ p-r}\\\\{}\ ^{_\times}(mn)\quad ^{_\times}(mn)\\\\{}\quad\bold{5\ =\ (p-r)^{_\times}(mn)}\\\\\div(p-r)\quad\div(p-r)\\\\{}\ \ \bold{\dfrac5{p-r}\ =\ mn}\\\\{}\quad \ \div n\quad\ \ \div n\\\\\bold{\dfrac5{(p-r)n}\ =\ m}

If you mean (r+5)/mn then:

\bold{\dfrac{r+5}{mn}\ =\ p}\\\\{}\ ^{_\times}(mn)\quad ^{_\times}(mn)\\\\{}\ \bold{r+5\ =\ pmn}\\\\\div(pn)\quad\div(pn)\\\\{}\ \ \bold{\dfrac{r+5}{pn}\ =\ m}

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