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10=2/7n+4 solve for n (2/7 is a fraction)
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\[ \large 10=\frac{2}{7}n+4 \] ?
first add -4 to both sides then multiply by 7/2 both sides
6= 2/7n
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right, now multiply 7/2 on both sides.
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ohhh bcuz it's divisision u have to make it into a multipycation so u can solve it?
n=6??
yu, to isolate n since 2/7 is multiplied, u divide 2/7 on both sides....which is equivalent to multiplying 7/2 on both sides.....and no.
its not 6
n=21?
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yes :)
yayyyyyy i get it noww thnk u
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