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if q=6,m=16, what is the value of p?
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\[4q ^{2}/p=m\]
so substitute \[\implies \frac{4(6)^2}{p} = 16\] what's the problem?
isolating p?
4(36)/p=16
right
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144/p=16 (I think)
correct
so is your problem how to isolate p?
yeah
okay \[\frac{4q^2}{p} = m\] multiply both sides by p \[4q^2 = pm\] divide both sides by m \[\frac{4q^2}{m} = p\] does that help?
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yeahhh... i was thinking it all wrong :P sooo... (doing calculations now...) is p=9?
wait....
nevermind sorry
yes p = 9 haha
Thanks :D yur always so helpful :3
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just doing my avatar duties :D
Lol :P
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