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Which equation represents the sentence? Four more than one-third a number is equal to 14. A. 1/3(n+4)=14 B. N/3 + 4= 14 C. 4n + 1/3 = 14 D. 4(n/3) = 14 Can y'all explain to me I don't get it pleaseee help
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Which equation represents the sentence?

Four more than one-third a number is equal to 14.

A. 1/3(n+4)=14
B. N/3 + 4= 14
C. 4n + 1/3 = 14
D. 4(n/3) = 14


Can y'all explain to me I don't get it pleaseee help

User Manoj Sanjeewa
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The answer is B: n/3 + 4 = 14.
Four more means we are adding four
One third of a number means we are multiplying n by 1/3, which can be written as 1/3n or n/3.
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