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Consider the equation below. 2(n + 4) = 8–6(n-4) Solve the equation for n. A -3 B D 16
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Consider the equation below.

2(n + 4) = 8–6(n-4)
Solve the equation for n.
A
-3
B
D
16

User Shrey Joshi
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Answer:

N=3

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Consider the equation below. 2(n + 4) = 8–6(n-4) Solve the equation for n. A -3 B-example-1
User Holms
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i think the answer is -3 i’m not sure
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