Question

Help me please
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Answer 1

You can subtract the right side from both sides as a start.

Answer 2

wait what?

Answer 3

Subtract the term on the right from both sides.

Answer 4

you mean the fraction?

Answer 5

Yep. Sorry.

Answer 6

4/n+3

Answer 7

No. Rather do a cross multiplication. That's easier.

Answer 8

So, \[14(n-4)=10(n+7)\]

Answer 9

Okay, so what's next?

Answer 10

Can you solve for n from here?

Answer 11

Um, I'm sorry I don't know how..

Answer 12

First we distribute the 14 and the 10 through the parentheses. That gives us...
\[14n-56=10n+70\]

Answer 13

Do you see a way to solve for n?

Answer 14

Um no I'm sorry! .-.

Answer 15

Ever heard of "like terms"?

Answer 16

Yes. you have to combine like terms but every time I look at the equation my mind goes blank, can you help me to break it down a bit more?

Answer 17

Okay, well can you combine the like terms? you add the n's separately and the numbers separately.

Answer 18

14+24n?

Answer 19

It should be 4n=126. Solve for n from here.

Answer 20

Thank you