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What is (n-5) * 6 when n = 8? n/4
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Replace that equation's N with 8 and solve normally
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sorry (n-5)6
not sure where your n/4 goes into play
(8 -5) 6 and 8/4 8-5 = 3 * 6 = 18 and 8/4 = 2
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perfect
it looks almost as if you didn't even need help lol
good job
Then 18 / 2?
im not sure what your question is. n=8 you have 2 serperate questions of 1.(n-5)6 2. n/4 did you just not get your answers?
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no in the question it's set up with a line like this __________ in between
\[\frac{ (n-5)6 }{ n/4 }\]
like that?
Yea and I passed my test thanks ^-^
yeah, in that case it would just be 18 divided by 2
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