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q
q
q
.
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15
+
1
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
15 + 1 - 12q = -18q - 14
15
+
1
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
\newline
q
=
q =
q
=
__
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Algebra 1
Solve linear equations: mixed review
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Q.
Solve for
q
q
q
.
\newline
15
+
1
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
15 + 1 - 12q = -18q - 14
15
+
1
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
\newline
q
=
q =
q
=
__
Combine like terms:
Combine like terms on the left side of the equation.
\newline
15
+
1
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
15 + 1 - 12q = -18q - 14
15
+
1
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
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(
15
+
1
)
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
(15 + 1) - 12q = -18q - 14
(
15
+
1
)
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
\newline
16
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
16 - 12q = -18q - 14
16
−
12
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
Add
q
q
q
terms:
Add
18
q
18q
18
q
to both sides to get all the
q
q
q
terms on one side.
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16
−
12
q
+
18
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
+
18
q
16 - 12q + 18q = -18q - 14 + 18q
16
−
12
q
+
18
q
=
−
18
q
−
14
+
18
q
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16
+
6
q
=
−
14
16 + 6q = -14
16
+
6
q
=
−
14
Subtract to isolate
q
q
q
:
Subtract
16
16
16
from both sides to isolate the
q
q
q
term.
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16
+
6
q
−
16
=
−
14
−
16
16 + 6q - 16 = -14 - 16
16
+
6
q
−
16
=
−
14
−
16
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6
q
=
−
30
6q = -30
6
q
=
−
30
Divide to solve for q:
Divide both sides by
6
6
6
to solve for
q
q
q
.
6
q
6
=
−
30
6
\frac{6q}{6} = \frac{-30}{6}
6
6
q
=
6
−
30
q
=
−
5
q = -5
q
=
−
5
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