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Solve for n. 3(n'+ 1) = 5.4 Enter the answer babay

Solve for n. 3(n'+ 1) = 5.4 Enter the answer babay
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Solve for n.
3(n'+ 1) = 5.4
Enter the answer
babay

User Nex Mishra
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Answer:

3n+3=5.4

3n=2.5

n= 4/5

Explanation:

0.8

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