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Solves 2/7(4q+7/2)-3q=9

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avanturin [10]3 years ago

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So we multiply both sides by 7 to make 2/7 a whole number. You get 2(4q+7/2)-21q=63. Then take 4q+7/2 out of parentheses and you get 8q+7-21q=63. Subtract 7 on both sides and add the q’s together, -13q=56. Divide both sides by -13 and you get around 4.3

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