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60 = 6(6 – 2n)?
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Distribute the 6 into the parenthesis
then you need to get n by itself ghazi is going to show you the whole problem maybe
oh okay.
60=36-12n add 12n on both the sides 60+12n= 36 now subtract 60 on both the sides 12n= -24 now divide by 12 on both sides n= (-24/12)
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Very helpful bro.
36-12n=60 -36 -36 -12n= 24 -12 -12 n= -2
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