2(1/2q+1)=-3(2q-1)+4(29+1)

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1 answer:

FrozenT [24]3 years ago

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Q+2=-6q+3+120
Q+2= -6q+123
+6q +6q
7q+2=123
-2. -2
7q =121
Divide by 7 on each sides to get
q= About 17

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