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Write an algebraic equation that models the following statement. Twice the sum of 'x' and '4' is six less than the quotient of 'q' and '9'…

Write an algebraic equation that models the following statement. Twice the sum of 'x' and '4' is six less than the quotient of 'q' and '9'…
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Write an algebraic equation that models the following statement.

Twice the sum of 'x' and '4' is six less than the quotient of 'q' and '9'.

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2(x +4)-6(q/9)

The slash represents a division sign.
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