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700+80+n=780+n please help

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700+80 would already equal 780 so if you add 1, (left side would equal 781) (right side 780+1=781) so n=1
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Answer:

The given equation is true for any value of n.

Explanation:

The given equation is


700+80+n=780+n


780+n=780+n

Taking all the terms on the left sides of the equation.


780+n-780-n=0

Combine like terms to solve the above equation.


(780-780)+(n-n)=0


(0)+(0)=0


0=0

LHS=RHS for any value of n.

Therefore the given equation is true for any value of n.

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