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first factor out n n(p + m) = t divide both sides by p+m n = t/(p+m) does that help?
lgbasallote beat me to the answer - his answer is correct.
Awesome, thanks. I don't know how you did that, you must be some sort of wizard!
years of experience lol
so how do i know to factor out the same variable? Such as: n - mk = mt*squared*, for m I don't know how I'd show what power it's at on the computer so i put *Squared*.
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