Solve the following equation. One point is given for showing steps and one point given for the correct solution.

The problem is in a comment in a attachment :)

Question

Solve the following equation. One point is given for showing steps and one point given for the correct solution.

The problem is in a comment in a attachment :)

anonymous · Answer

here ya go :)

anonymous · Answer

>.<

anonymous · Answer

someone wanna help me? :P

anonymous · Answer

n = 3/2

anonymous · Answer

hmmmm alright can u show how u got that? :)

anonymous · Answer

r u explaining it? Its been like 5 minutes

anonymous · Answer

^_^ sorry

anonymous · Answer

$$(3-n) / 2 = 3 /4$$
divide by 1/2 (or multiply 2) :
$$3-n = 3/2$$
-3
$$-n = -3/2$$
so n = 3/2

anonymous · Answer

ok you cross multiply first...that'll give you 4(3-n)=6....then its 12-4n=6...subtract 6 from both sides...put 4n on the other side of the = by adding it to both sides...now the problem should look like 6=4n...now divide 4 to both sides so you should get n=6/4=3/2

anonymous · Answer

493-n0=6...12-4n=6....6-4n=0...6=4n...n=3/2

anonymous · Answer

Alrighty Thanks!!!! :)

anonymous · Answer

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap110509.html

anonymous · Answer

:D

anonymous · Answer

I can breathe. it just took my breath away.