If $P$ is a projective module, then there exist a free module $F$ with $P\bigoplus F$ is free.

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I have to prove the above question. So, if $P$ is projective then there exist a $Q$ such that $P\bigoplus Q=F'$ where $F'$ is free. I was thinking that may be we should take $F(Q)-$ free module generated by $Q$ and show that $P\bigoplus F(Q)=F'$. But how to do it, I don't know. Can anybody help?

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