there is one equation with two unknowns , so no unique solution
the values of p and q are interrelated
How would you solve the below equation?
q=9p + 1/5
I am lost on this?
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q = 9p + 1/5.
9p = q - 1/5,
Divide both sides by 9:
p = (q-1/5)/9.
9p = q - 1/5,
Divide both sides by 9:
p = (q-1/5)/9.
Hello Scott so is there a way to solve this?
Hello Henry when you ended up with 9p=q-1/5
How did you end up with 9p=q-1/5?
How did you end up with 9p=q-1/5?
there are an infinite number of solutions
for every value of p , there is a value of q
the solution is a line
for every value of p , there is a value of q
the solution is a line
Subtract 1/5 from both sides.
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