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Solve the following equation for q. 5q - 3p + 4 = 4q - 2
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Solve the following equation for q. 5q - 3p + 4 = 4q - 2

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subtract 4Q from both sides combine 5 Q and minus 4q to get Q add 3p to both sides subtract 4 from both sides subtract 4 from -2 to get to -6
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