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if R is twice the value of P and P is less than S,then in terms of P,what is the value of R+S?
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i guess you don't know
P=2R-S ?
you have \[R=2P, P< S\] you do not know what \[R+S\] is
oh maybe you can write \[R+S=2P+S\]
\[R>2P\]\[P<S\] \[R+S>3P\]
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That's the answer in terms of P only.
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