SOLUTION: 3q - 5/8 = 0 I should understand this one...but, for some reason I don't get it

SOLUTION: 3q - 5/8 = 0 I should understand this one...but, for some reason I don't get it

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Question 150579: 3q - 5/8 = 0
I should understand this one...but, for some reason I don't get it
Answer by madhan_math(34) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3q-5/8=0
are u like to find the value of q? then the following steps are valid.
3q=5/8
therefore q=5/24=0.24
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