Solve the following equations.
(i) $10 - q = 6$ (ii) $2 t - 5 = 3$

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Solution

Given the equations,
(i) $10 - q = 6$
or, $q = 10 - 6$
or, $q = 4$ .

(ii) $2 t - 5 = 3$
or, $2 t = 8$
or, $t = 4$ .

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