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Which of these numbers is equivalent to n n in this equation? 10 1/6 − n = 4 5/12 A: 6 4/6 B: 5 4/6 C: 5 3/4 D 5 1/12
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Which of these numbers is equivalent to n n in this equation?

10 1/6 − n = 4 5/12

A: 6 4/6
B: 5 4/6
C: 5 3/4
D 5 1/12

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Your answer will be C. 5 3/4
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Answer:

The answer is C

Explanation:

5 3/4 + 4 5/12 is 10 1/6

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