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N–2=10n+4 divided by 2
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N–2=10n+4 divided by 2
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first look at your equation;
n-2=10n+4
you can move things around such as adding -2 to +4 because of like terms.
n=10n+6
like terms (n)
-9n=6
divide
n= -2/3
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