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Solve for q. q=63-[(q+3) +(q-6)]
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Solve for q. q=63-[(q+3) +(q-6)]

User Dunois
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Q=63-[(w+3)+(q-6)]
Q=63-(w+q-3)
Q=63-w-q+3)
Q+q=63-w+3
Q=(63-w+3)/2
User IanGabes
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solve the equation in the bracket first.
(q+q+3-6)=(2q-3)
so,
q=63-(2q-3)
expand it out,
q=63-2q+3
q=66-2q
then bring over the -2q to get +2q
q+2q=66
3q=66
then simplify
q=22
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