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That may simplify to\[x(m + n) + p \]Depends on what you are asking.
Do we have to solve for a variable here?
yes for x
As I showed you, it can be factored to get\[x(m + n)= p \]Simply divide both sides by m + n.
Im still confuses would it look like this \[\frac{ x(m+n)}{ m+n}=\frac{ p }{ m+n}\]
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no the two (m+n)'s will cancel
x=p/(m+n)
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