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PLZ HELP solve for p 3 (p+q) = p help me
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you have to distribute the three to the p and q
So like 3p + 3q = p?
exactly then you take 3p to the other side and divide to get 1/3p
does that make sense?
so divide 3p to p?
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yes that is how you get the one third
so divide each side by 3p or just p
\[3q =\frac{ 1 }{ 3 }p\]
is what you are left with
@kitkatcandy 3(p+q)=p First use the distributive property. 3(p+q) becomes 3p+3q 3p + 3q = p Now subtract p from both sides 2p + 3q = 0 Now subtract 3q from both sides. Instead of saying 0-3q, we can just say -3q 2p = -3q Now divide both sides by 2 p = -3/2q
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