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maths-i hate algebra

befuzzled!! | 17:49 Wed 19th Sep 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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i have a problem i have to rearrage the formula to make P the subject but it isn't working!!! someone please answer this question and show the workings ahhhh!
A 1
-- = ------
P 1+P
A over P equals 1 over 1+P

D. Mail Arrow word Sat 15/9

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sohcahtoa

A / P = 1 / (1+P)
A(1+P) = P (cross-multiplying)
A + AP = P 9multiply out brackets)
A = P - AP (terms containing P to one side)
A = P(1 - A) (take out P as common factor)
A / (1 - A) = P (divide both sides by (1 - A) )

befuzzled!!

Question Author

there's a problem with that isn't there?
when cross multiplying doesn't it turn to
A(1+P) / P(1+P) = P
or have i gotten myself completly confused?

jodder

soacahtoa is correct to cross multiply . Multiply A by 1+P and Multiply 1 by P so you get A[1+P] = 1P

befuzzled!!

Question Author

i'm gonna ask my maths teacher!

jodder

If your Maths teacher is any good he will tell you the same as sohcahtoa......................... I think that person could well be a maths techer with a user nsme like that!!!

befuzzled!!

Question Author

heehee yeah but my maths teacher will show other examples and stuff so i'll understand it more

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