2mk + 2j/2 = n + p
Solve the equation for k. First multiply both sides by 2.
*By u...
Mathematics, 05.05.2020 01:17 lcar61
2mk + 2j/2 = n + p
Solve the equation for k. First multiply both sides by 2.
*By using slash "/" I mean 2mk + 2j over 2 *
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