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N/3 + 7=10...........................

N/3 + 7=10...........................
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N/3 + 7=10...........................

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Answer:

n equals 9

Explanation:

Multiply everything by 3 to get n by itself. Now you have n + 21 = 30. Subtract 21 from both sides and now you have n = 9

User Matthew Heusser
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Answer:

n= 10 /21 =2.100

Explanation:

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