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If 6p=11\frac{6}{p}=11 , which of the following correctly expresses pp in terms of tt?

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Q. If 6p=11\frac{6}{p}=11 , which of the following correctly expresses pp in terms of tt?
  1. Isolate pp in equation: First, we need to isolate pp on one side of the equation to express pp in terms of tt. We start with the given equation:\newline6pt=11\frac{6}{pt} = 11\newlineTo do this, we can multiply both sides of the equation by ptpt to get rid of the fraction.\newline(pt)(6pt)=11(pt)(pt)(\frac{6}{pt}) = 11(pt)
  2. Multiply by pt: After multiplying both sides by ptpt, we notice that ptpt in the numerator and denominator on the left side will cancel out, leaving us with: 6=11pt6 = 11pt
  3. Cancel out pt: Now, we need to isolate pp. To do this, we divide both sides of the equation by 11t11t. \newline611t=11pt11t\frac{6}{11t} = \frac{11pt}{11t}
  4. Isolate pp: Dividing both sides by 11t11t, we simplify the equation to get pp on its own:\newlinep=611tp = \frac{6}{11t}

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