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didn't we already go over this one?
You set it up wrong its n/3 –2=4 n/3 is the fraction
ok you could've just said that ;)
\[\frac{ n }{ 3 } -2 = 4\]
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Alright so firs you add 2 to both sides. \[\frac{ n }{ 3 } -2 = 4\] +2 +2 ----------------- \[\frac{ n }{ 3 }= 6\]
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then multiply 3 and 6 which will equal 18 so n = 18 :) Hope this helped!
Okay, and yes it did thanks alot :)
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Yes like that ^ :)
You set it up wrong its n/3 –2=4 n/3 is the fraction
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