2m-n/3=5m solve for n

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by AlanR

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Answer:

-13=n

Explanation:

can i get the crown things (i dont know wut there called)

BugBurger answered Jan 29, 2021

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$(2m - n)/(3) = 5m \\ \\ 2m - n = 15m \\ 2m = 15m + n \\ - 13m = n$

... Hope this will help...

Bencekd answered Feb 3, 2021

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