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Solve for n. 1/ n-4 - 2/n = 3/ 4 - n
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Solve for n. 1/ n-4 - 2/n = 3/ 4 - n

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The answer is n = - 4.. I hope it will help :)

Solve for n. 1/ n-4 - 2/n = 3/ 4 - n-example-1
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