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What equation represents this sentence. 5 less than a number is 12. 0 5-n=12 0 5 n-12 0 5 12-n O n-5=12
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What equation represents this sentence. 5 less than a number is 12.
0 5-n=12
0 5 n-12
0 5 12-n
O n-5=12
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Answer:
n-5=12
Explanation:
5 less than a number equals 12 therefore the number minus 5 will equal 12.
example
say n is 17
5 less then 17 is 12 is true ( 17-5=12)
17 less than 5 is 12 is not true (5-17=12)
I hope this helps!
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N-5=12 n would equal 17 and because it is asking 5 less then a number is 12 it would be n(the number)-5=12
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