Max's answer to Pearlyn Ong's Secondary 2 Maths question.
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Use factorisation!
Just have to take note that p is the one with power of 3 and q with power of 2. So match accordingly!
Hope this helps!
Just have to take note that p is the one with power of 3 and q with power of 2. So match accordingly!
Hope this helps!
Date Posted:
7 years ago
Isn't this answer correct only if p and q are whole numbers?
Hi Kuro Sensei,
Wow I didn't consider that possibility though! However, if in that case, how would you solve the question to obtain values for "p" and "q" rather than express each as a subject? Don't think it's that out of the world for a Sec 2 question!
Wow I didn't consider that possibility though! However, if in that case, how would you solve the question to obtain values for "p" and "q" rather than express each as a subject? Don't think it's that out of the world for a Sec 2 question!
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