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MATH / Let p, q, and r be constants. One solution to the equation (x−p)(x−q)=(r−p)(r−q) is x=r. Find the other solution in terms of p, q, and r. · Discussion

Discussing Let p, q, and r be constants. One solution to the equation (x−p)(x−q)=(r−p)(r−q) is x=r. Find the other solution in terms of p, q, and r. · MATH

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