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5⁄6 · n = 10 (solve for n)
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5⁄6 · n = 10 (solve for n)
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You divide 5/6 from the equation.
When you divide 5/6 and 10 you get 12.
To check your answer multiply 5/6 and 12 and you will get 10.
N=12
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