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Solve for n: -5(n + 6) = 3(7 + 3n) + 3n
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Solve for n:
-5(n + 6) = 3(7 + 3n) + 3n
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Answer:
n = -3
Explanation:
-5n-30=21+9n+3n
-5n-30=21+12n
-17n=51
n=-3
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