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2(– 2–5q)=– 3(– 4–2q)

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2(– 2–5q)=– 3(– 4–2q)

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Answer: -4 -10q = 12 +6q
-10q-6q=12+4
-16q= 16
q= 16 divided by -16
q= -1

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