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When solving bias current problems, if there is already a resistor = to Rcomp do you...

When solving bias current problems, if there is already a resistor = to Rcomp do you add any more resistance? Similarly, if there is a resistor less than Rcomp do you add more resistance. If there is a resistor greater than Rcomp do you remove resistance? I'm very confused and a written explanation would be very helpful.

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