Make x the subject of m=n+ x/p
Accepted Solution
Hello there, and welcome to Brainly!In this case, x is to be made the subject of the equation, setting x by itself. Note the equal sign, what you do to one side, you do to the other. Do the opposite of PEMDAS. PEMDAS is the order of operation, and stands for: ParenthesisExponents (& Roots)MultiplicationDivisionAdditionSubtraction~First, subtract n from both sides of the equation: m (-n) = n (-n) + (x/p)m - n = x/pNext, fully isolate the x by multiplying p to all terms on both sides of the equation: (p) * (m - n) = (x/p) * (p)p * (m - n) = xNext, simplify. Distribute p to all terms within the parenthesis: p(m - n) = xpm - pn = xx = pm - pn is your answer.~
