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The ratio of p and q is multiplied by the sum of m and y

The ratio of p and q is multiplied by the sum of m and y
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The ratio of p and q is multiplied by the sum of m and y

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(p)/(q)(m+y)

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User Mullinscr
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(q)/(p)(m+y)\\

If you meant to put it into an equation

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