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|2/3 q−1| =5 help meeee ASAP

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2/3 q -1=5
2/3q=6
q=6*3/2=3*3=9

-(2/3 q -1)=5
-2/3q+1=5
-2/3q=4
q= - 4*3/2= -6

Zack Graber answered Jul 27, 2019

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