Question

Let's say I have the equation c = A*P^2 + Q

Do I have to solve it for q by minusing q from both sides first

Answer 1

Or is there another way to solve q

Answer 2

leave the Q where it is, minus A*P^2 from both sides

Answer 3

\[c = A*P^2 + Q\]
\[c-A*P^2 = Q\]

Answer 4

c - q = a*p^2
So,

c = (c - q) + q
c = c - q + q
c = c

We can't solve for c because there is no constant.

Answer 5

I thought u have to divide A*P^2????