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6(n-3)-2n=10 what should i use for n
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6(n-3)-2n=10 what should i use for n

User Taal
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Answer:

n = 7

Explanation:

6(n - 3) - 2n = 10

(6n - 18) - 2n = 10

+ 18 + 18

6n - 2n = 28

4n = 28

/4 /4

n = 7

User Zuriar
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Answer:

Explanation:

6n-18-2n=10

4n-18=10

4n-28

n=-7

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