Is this correct? Its a justification problem

1.6=3.2n - substitution property
--- ---- - division property
3.2 3.2 n=2

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Is this correct? Its a justification problem

1.6=3.2n - substitution property 
---   ----        - division property
3.2   3.2           n=2

anonymous · Answer

@Directrix

directrix · Answer

I don't understand where the first line came from:

1.6=3.2n - substitution property

How would anybody know that it is substitution. 

Did you post the entire problem?

anonymous · Answer

No my teacher told me to put next to the problem

skullpatrol · Answer

Your question is incomplete.

anonymous · Answer

How? I need help

directrix · Answer

Without the rest of the problem, I cannot say that this is correct:
1.6=3.2n - substitution property 

 n=2 by the division property of equality is correct.

anonymous · Answer

Okay thank you and all it says in the book is write a justification
 
   1.6=3.2n

anonymous · Answer

@Directrix

directrix · Answer

That is the given problem, I assume.

So, I would write the reason as "Given."

anonymous · Answer

oh okay