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What is equal to n in this equation
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What is equal to n in this equation

What is equal to n in this equation-example-1
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Answer:

n = -45

Explanation:

(n-5) /10 = -5

Multiply each side by 10

(n-5) /10 *10= -5*10

n-5 = -50

Add 5 to each side

n-5+5 = -50+5

n = -45

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