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Express p as the subject of the formula q= p² - r ÷ t​

Express p as the subject of the formula q= p² - r ÷ t​
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Express p as the subject of the formula
q= p² - r ÷ t​

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User Topheman
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Answer:

p =
\sqrt{q +(r)/(t) }

Explanation:

q=
p^(2)- r÷ t using BODMAS

q =
p^(2) - (r/t)

q + r/t =
p^(2)

p=
\sqrt{q+(r)/(t) }

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