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How many solutions does this equation have?
9 + 13q = 14q − 2q + 20
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Simplify the right side: 14q − 2q = 12q. So
9 + 13q = 12q + 20.
Subtract 12q from both sides: q + 9 = 20. Subtract 9: q = 11.
There is exactly one solution: q = 11.
9 + 13q = 12q + 20.
Subtract 12q from both sides: q + 9 = 20. Subtract 9: q = 11.
There is exactly one solution: q = 11.
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