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7(1+5n)+6(1+4n)=13
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First, you wanna multiply the constants with what's in the parenthesis so: 7(1+5n) and 6(1+4n) 7+35n and 6+24n
Now the question is 7+35n+6+24n=13
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Now we can add like terms: (35n+24n) + (7+6)
Our question then becomes: 59n+13=13
Now we can subtract 13 from both sides, making it: 59n+13-13=13-13 59n=0
Divide both sides by 59
n=0
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