Which equation represents this sentence? Five times the difference of a number and one is equal to ten. 5−n=10 5(n−1)=10 5(n+1)=10 5n−1=10

Ali Heikal asked May 19, 2022

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Which equation represents this sentence?

Five times the difference of a number and one is equal to ten.

5−n=10

5(n−1)=10

5(n+1)=10

5n−1=10

Ali Heikal asked May 19, 2022

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5-n=10 is the answer

Teofil answered May 24, 2022

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