If pq = p^5 + q^2 – 2pq, for what value of q is pq equal to p^5 for all values of p? Select.
A) -2  B) -1  C) 0  D) 1  E) 2
C   p5 + q2 â€“ 2pq = p5   =&gt; q2 - 2= 
<gadget id="calculator">2 - 2</gadget>
<output>0</output>
0=&gt; q (q - 2p) = 0   =&gt; q = 0 or q = 2p   im not following the logic you used here.. how did you replace pq with 0 could someone help explain it in MORE DETAI   0
<result>C</result>
If pq = p^5 + q^2 – 2pq, for what value of q is pq equal to p^5 for all values of p?