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5/3=n/12 and 5/3 is negative solve each equation
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\[\frac{5}{3}=\frac{n}{12}\] 5*12=3n 60 = 3n 60/3=n n= 20
each? there is only one. the method to solving this problem goes like so: first you need to multiply each side by the denominator of the other side. it should look like this: 12(-5/3)=(n/12)12 the 12's will cancel on the right giving you: -60/3=n now reduce the fraction and you get: -20=n
yes n=-20
yep its correct!!!
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