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What is the value of n?



n–2=10n+42

User Schwa
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To solve this equation we have to find the value of
n:


n-2=10n+42

We have to join the terms with
n in one side of the equation, and the other terms by the other side:


n-10n=42+2

Then:


-9n=4

-9 is multiplying
n and it goes to the other side dividing. Then we have the final result:


n=-(44)/(9)


User EhsanT
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n-2=10n+42
Add 2 to both sides
n=10n+44
Subtract 10n from both sides
-9n=44
Divide both sides by -9
n=(-44/9)
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