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The quotient of 4 and 2, decreased by a number, equals that number multiplied by 3
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The quotient of 4 and 2, decreased by a number, equals that number multiplied by 3

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Answer:

.5

Explanation:

4/2 -n=3n

2 -n=3n

2 =4n

2/4 =n

.5 =n

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