What is 13q - 9q + 5 = 17

the answer is: q=3

start by combining like terms (13q - 9q) which would leave you with 4q + 5 = 17. subtract 5 from both sides and you're left with 4q = 12. divide by 4 on both side and you get q = 3

q=3

Step-by-step explanation:

13q - 9q + 5 = 17

13q - 9q = 17 - 5

4q = 12

4q/4 = 12/4

q = 3

A. rx = 3  this means reflect the vertices in the line x=3.x = 3 is a vertical line with an x-intercept of 3.when you reflect a point across the line, the distance between the original point and the line of reflection is the same as the distance between the transformed point and the line of reflection.a(2,-5) is one unit away from x = 3. on the other side of the vertical line x=3 should be the reflected point. this is     a'(4,-5)b(-4, 6) is 7 units away from x = 3 and it is to the left of x = 3. so x coordinate that is 7 units away from x = 3 to the right of x = 3 is 3 + 7 = 10. therefore this reflected point becomes    b'(10, 6) (the y-coordinate stays the same)c(3,1) is on the line of reflection, so it stays the same as      c'(3,1).b. t< 3,-6>   this means to translate the points 3 units right and 6 units down. add 3 to the x-coordinate; subtract 6 from the y-coordinate    a(2,-5) maps to a'(2 + 3, -5 - 6)  ⇒ a'(5, -11)    b(-4,6) maps to b'(-4 + 3, 6 - 6)  ⇒ b'(-1, 0)    c(3,1) maps to c'(3 + 3, 1 - 6)  ⇒ c'(6,-5)c. r(90◦, o)it says to rotate the points 90 degreesclockwise around/about the originrotation rule for 90° clockwise rotation about origin:     (a,b)  ⇒ (b, -a)so    a(2,-5) maps to a'(-5, -2)    b(-4,6) maps to b'(6, 4)    c(3,1) maps to c(1, -3)