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Stacey Koprince
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If you have (1/p + 1/q), that can be rewritten as p^(-1) + q^(-1).
If you have p=5, then p^(-1) = 1/5. If you have q=7, then q^(-1) = 1/7. If you have a question about a particular problem, please post the complete problem here! |
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