Question

How to solve m/n=p-6 for n

Answer 1

multiply both sides of equation by n,
then divide both sides of equation by (p-6)

Answer 2

\[\frac{m}{n}=p-6\]by multiplying both sides by n we get
\[m=n(p-6)\]dividing both sides by (p-6) we get \[n=\frac{m}{(p-6)}\]

Answer 3

wouldnt you get n/p-6 =m/p-6?

Answer 4

You only had one (p-6) to begin with. How do you end up with two of them?