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How do you solve this multi-step equations 8q+6=4q-14?
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How do you solve this multi-step equations 8q+6=4q-14?

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Explanation:

8q + 6 = 4q - 14

8q - 4q = - 14 - 6

4q = - 20

q = -20/4 = -5

q = -5

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