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P^(2) +6p=q^(2)+6q.\\p\\eq q.\\Solve for p+q.

P^(2) +6p=q^(2)+6q.\\p\\eq q.\\Solve for p+q.
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p^(2) +6p=q^(2)+6q.\\p\\eq q.\\Solve for p+q.

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User PDA
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Answer:


p + q = -6

Explanation:


p^(2) + 6 p = q^(2) + 6q \\p^(2) - q^(2) = 6q - 6p


( p + q) ( p-q) = 6 ( q - p )


p + q = (6 ( q - p))/((p-q)) \\p + q = (-6( p - q))/((p - q)) \\p + q = -6

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