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Let p=-1.AbeNeedsAnswers wrote:If p ≠0 and p - (1-p^2)/p = r/p, then r =
A) p + 1
B) 2p - 1
C) p^2+ 1
D) 2p^2 - 1
E) p^2 + p - 1
We have p - (1-p^2)/p = r/pAbeNeedsAnswers wrote:If p ≠0 and p - (1-p^2)/p = r/p, then r =
A) p + 1
B) 2p - 1
C) p^2+ 1
D) 2p^2 - 1
E) p^2 + p - 1
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Let's simplify the given equation p - (1-p^2)/p = r/p by multiplying both sides by p:AbeNeedsAnswers wrote:If p ≠0 and p - (1-p^2)/p = r/p, then r =
A) p + 1
B) 2p - 1
C) p^2+ 1
D) 2p^2 - 1
E) p^2 + p - 1
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