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Solve for n. n+ 1 = 4(n-3)
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Solve for n.
n+ 1 = 4(n-3)

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Answer:n=13/3

Explanation:

User Hugo Seleiro
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Answer:

n=13/3

Explanation:

n+1=4(n-3)

Open the bracket

n+1=4n-12

Collect like terms

n-4n=-12-1

-3n=-13

Divide both sides by-3

n=13/3

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