Make K the subject of formula in P=PK−KJ

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Answer

PP−J\frac{P}{P - J}

Step-by-step solution

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To make KK the subject of the formula P=PK−KJP = PK - KJ:

  1. Identify terms containing K

    The terms containing KK are PKPK and −KJ-KJ.

  2. Factor out K

    Factor KK from the terms on the right side of the equation:
    P=K(P−J)P = K(P - J)

  3. Isolate K

    Divide both sides by (P−J)(P - J) to solve for KK:
    PP−J=K\frac{P}{P - J} = K

    The subject of the formula is:
    K=PP−JK = \boxed{\frac{P}{P - J}}

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