Q. If 2P+R=8, which of the following correctly gives R in terms of P ?Choose 1 answer:(A) R=16+P(B) R=16−P(C) R=8−2P(D) R=4−P
Rephrase the Problem: First, let's rephrase the "What is the value of R in terms of P if (P+R)/2 equals 8?"
Multiply by 2: We are given the equation (P+R)/2=8. To find R in terms of P, we need to isolate R on one side of the equation. Let's start by multiplying both sides of the equation by 2 to eliminate the denominator.2×((P+R)/2)=2×8
Isolate R: After multiplying both sides by 2, we get: P+R=16 Now, we need to isolate R by subtracting P from both sides of the equation.
Subtract P: Subtracting P from both sides gives us:R=16−PThis is the expression for R in terms of P.
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