Question

Please help me!

If 5p = -100 + 3Q^2, which of the following could Q possibly be?

Answer 1

Q = square root of 5 times p minus 100 over 3

Q = square root of 5 times p plus 100 over 3

Q = square root of negative 5 times p plus 100 over 3

Q = square root of negative 5 times p minus 100 over 3

Answer 2

Is it 3Q^2??

Answer 3

Yes, my bad

Answer 4

Could you use the equation button to rewrite the whole thing? Im having trouble reading it.

Answer 5

\[5p = -100 + 3Q^2\]

Answer 6

Give me a sec. :)

Answer 7

Those are you answer choices?

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

@DW101796 ?

Answer 10

Sorry, was helping someone else out.

Im getting something completely different. One sec.

Answer 11

Heres what I'm getting.


\[Q = \sqrt(5/3) \sqrt(p+20)\]

Answer 12

Are you sure you typed the problem correct?

Answer 13

Yes. I typed it exactly as it was.

Answer 14

its the second one

Answer 15

\[5p=-100+3Q^2\]
\[5p+100=3Q^2\]
\[\frac{ 5p+100 }{ 3 }=Q^2\]
\[\sqrt{\frac{ 5p+100 }{ 3}}=Q\]