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N+5 (n-1)=7 what does n equal? please help me.....
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N+5 (n-1)=7
what does n equal?
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n+5(n-1) also simplifies to n+5n-5 by the multiplication distributed property. so you get 6n-5=7. n=1/3 or 0.333333
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