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It’s drag and drop please help

It’s drag and drop please help-example-1
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Answer:

seven more than four times a number is fifteen - 4n+7=15

one-fourth the difference of a number and 15 - 1/4 (n-15)

one fourth a number decreased by 15 - 1-4 n - 15

the quotient of a number and seven is four - n divided by 7 = 4

a number raised to the power of four increased by 7 is 15 - n to the power of 4 - 7=15

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User Hubert Perron
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the first one is 4n+7=15, the second one is 1/4(n-15), the third one is 1/4n-15, the fourth one is n/7=4, and the last one is n4+7=15
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