Step 1 :Given the equation \(\frac{d}{t-p}=\frac{t}{d+p}\), we are asked to make 'p' the subject of the relation.
Step 2 :By cross multiplying and simplifying, we get the equation in the form 'p = t - d'.
Step 3 :Now, we substitute the given values of 't' and 'd' into the equation to find the value of 'p'.
Step 4 :Substituting 't' = 13 and 'd' = 6, we get 'p' = 13 - 6.
Step 5 :Calculating the above expression, we find that 'p' = 7.
Step 6 :Final Answer: The value of 'p' when 't' is 13 and 'd' is 6 is \(\boxed{7}\).