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Divide both sides by 4p, then take the square root on both sides, then get the root out of the denominator on the left side. You should get [tex]\dfrac{\sqrt{k}\times\sqrt{p}}{2}=q[/tex]

The value of q is [tex]\sqrt{k} + \sqrt{p} \div 2[/tex]

Calculation of the value of q:

Since [tex]k = 4pq^2[/tex]

For determining the value of q we simply divide the 4p to the both sides after that we take the square root on both the sides so that we can root out the denominator on the left side.

Therefore, we can conclude that The value of q is [tex]\sqrt{k} + \sqrt{p} \div 2[/tex]

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