1 year ago

Solve for n. n/5 +0.6=2

1 answer:

lina2011 [118]1 year ago

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N/5+.6=2
-.6 |-.6 (Subtract .6 from both sides this

= n\5=1.4

=.2n=1.4 (I converted n/5 to a decimal
which is .2n, because it makes
it easier to simplify)

n = 7 (Answer)( .2n fits into 1.4, 7 times therefore the answer is n=7)

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