I believe the answer is -27
You have to solve the given expression for q:

This expression has a quadratic term, which means that it is a quadratic equation. To find the value or values of q, you have to use the quadratic equation, using "q" as the variable instead of "x"

Where
a is the coefficient of the quadratic term
b is the coefficient of the q term
c is the constant
- First, zero the equation by passing 3q to the left side of the equal sign:

For this equation the coefficients are:
a= 2
b= -3
c= -8
Replace them in the formula and solve:

Next, to determine each possible value of q, you have to solve the sum and difference separately:
Sum

Difference

The possible solutions for the given equation are q=2.9 and q=-1.4
Answer:
24 chairs in each class needed
25 classrooms
700 chairs total
how many extra chairs
chairs will be c
t is total
t= 25×c
opposite of multiplication is division( 25 is multiplying by c) c needs to be alone
25 classrooms times chairs equal total chairs
t is 700
700=25×c
700/25=25/25c
700/25=C
c is 28
so 28 chairs for 25 classrooms
they need 24 chairs per class
so there are 4 extra chairs per class
4×25 is 100
**or just multiply 25 classes and 24 chairs
25 times 24 is 600
there are 700 chairs
100 left over
so 100 extra chairs
56$ hope that helped also.......................