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Solve for the variable 12^2= -6(2n + 4)
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Solve for the variable 12^2= -6(2n + 4)
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12^2=-6(2n+4)
144= -12n+24
-24 -24
120=-12n
Divide by 12 on both sides
10=N
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n= -14 hope this helps good luck
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