What does "The product of n and 6 is subtracted from five-sixths of b" mean

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Roman Alekseiev asked Oct 1, 2022

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What does "The product of n and 6 is subtracted from five-sixths of b" mean

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Roman Alekseiev asked Oct 1, 2022

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The product means it’s the answer to multiplication. So now we know n and 6 are being multiplied. Then it is subtracted from 5/6b. This could be written as 6n - 5/6b.

This was my understanding. Sorry if i was wrong!

Alireza Mirian answered Oct 4, 2022

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