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What is the value of n in this equation? 32+46+79+n=185
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What is the value of n in this equation? 32+46+79+n=185

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Answer:

32+46+79+n=185

= 157+n=185

BY TRANSPOSING 157 TO THE R.H.S. WE GET

= n=185-157

= n= 28

So the value of 'n' in the equation "32+46+79+n=185" is 28

User Jarekczek
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28

Explanation

32 + 46 + 79 +n = 185

= 157 + n = 185

or n = 185 - 157

or n = 28

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