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To solve algebraic equations with variables in both numerator and denominator, multiply both sides by the denominator to eliminate fractions, then rearrange terms to factor the equation and solve for the variable. For the equation P³/(P+P+P) = 6, multiply both sides by 3P to get P³ = 18P, rearrange to P³ - 18P = 0, factor as P(P² - 18) = 0, yielding solutions P = 0, P = 3√2, and P = -3√2. Since P = 0 would make the original denominator zero, the valid solutions are P = 3√2 and P = -3√2.

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