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3q - 16q = 7 + 2(-89 – 3)

3q - 16q = 7 + 2(-89 – 3)
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3q - 16q = 7 + 2(-89 – 3)

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Answer:

q = 177/13

Explanation:

3q - 16q = 7 + 2(-89 – 3)

-13q = 7 + 2(-92)

-13q = 7 - 184

-13q = -177

q = (-177)/(-13)

q = 177/13

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