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Solve for q. 0.48 + 5.7q = 6.3q q =
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Solve for q.

0.48 + 5.7q = 6.3q

q =

User Ray Fix
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Answer:

q = 0.8

Explanation:

isolate the variable and solve

User Whiteulver
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Answer:


\boxed{q = 0.8}

Explanation:


= > 0.48 + 5.7q = 6.3q \\ \\ = > 6.3q = 5.7q + 0.48 \\ \\ = > 6.3q - 5.7q = 0.48 \\ \\ = > 0.6q = 0.48 \\ \\ = > q = (0.48)/(0.6) \\ \\ = > q = 0.8

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