Which of the following expressions is INCORRECT given the value for the variable n? 50 - n = 40, n = 10 24 ÷ n = 6, n = 4 6 + n = 10, n = 1 3n = 9, n = 3

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Which of the following expressions is INCORRECT given the value for the variable n?

50 - n = 40, n = 10
24 ÷ n = 6, n = 4
6 + n = 10, n = 1
3n = 9, n = 3

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Answer: It is 6+n=10, and n=1

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