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N + 2 = -14 – n please help ik the ansewer i need the woorkkk

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Answer:

Explanation:

So in the case of "n" being any given variable, (basically saying it could be replaced by x, or any other variable) the answer would be,

n = -6

Work:

n + 2 = -14 - n

Cancel out the negative n on the right side by adding one n to both sides.

n + n = 2n

2n + 2 = -14

Get rid of the 2 on the left side, isolating the variable (2n)

2 + 14 = -12

2n = -12 is the final equation, and the last step is to divide both sides by 2, again isolating the variable.

Final answer is,

n = -6.

User Zameer Khan
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Answer:

n = -6

Explanation:

n + 2 = -14 - n

2n + 2 = -14

2n = -12

n = -6

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