5(q-7)/12=2/3

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Solution for 5(q-7)/12=2/3 equation: 


q in (-oo:+oo)

(5*(q-7))/12 = 2/3 // - 2/3

(5*(q-7))/12-(2/3) = 0

(5*(q-7))/12-2/3 = 0

(3*5*(q-7))/(3*12)+(-2*12)/(3*12) = 0

3*5*(q-7)-2*12 = 0

15*q-129 = 0

(15*q-129)/(3*12) = 0

(15*q-129)/(3*12) = 0 // * 3*12

15*q-129 = 0

15*q-129 = 0 // + 129

15*q = 129 // : 15

q = 129/15

q = 43/5

q = 43/5

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