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Solve for n. (4 7/12+8 2/3)+6 5/12 = n+11 i will medal and fan
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4 7/12+8 2/3+6 5/12=n+11 Simplify both sides of the equation. 593=n+11 Flip the equation. n+11=593 Subtract 11 from both sides. n+11−11=593−11 n=263 Answer n=823
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although y our equation, (4 7/12+8 2/3)+6 5/12 = n+11 , can be solved as is, you might find it easier to visualize if you'd (please) write it like this:\[\frac{ 47 }{ 12 }+\frac{ 82 }{ 3 }+\frac{ 65 }{ 12 }=n+11\]
first, find the LCD and apply it, so that ALL terms have the same denominator.
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