Answer: e = (p-q)/3
Step-by-step explanation:
p = q + 3e
Subtract q from both sides.
p - q = q + 3e - q
p - q = 3e
Divide both side by 3 which is the coefficient of e.
3e/3 = (p - q)/3
e = (p-q)/3
Change of the subject of the formula p = q + 3e from p to e is
[tex]e = ( \frac{p - q}{3} )[/tex]
Given:
p = q + 3e
subtract q from both sides
p - q = 3e
divide both sides by 3
(p - q) / 3 = e
[tex]e = ( \frac{p - q}{3} )[/tex]
Therefore, the change of the subject of the formula p = q + 3e from p to e is
[tex]e = ( \frac{p - q}{3} )[/tex]
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