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3 years ago

What is n? m=5n - 3 m=3n + 7

1 answer:

5 0

Since both 5n-3 and 3n+7 are equal to m, you can set them equal to each other and just solve from there.

5n-3=3n+7
-3n -3n
2n-3=7
+3 +3
2n=10
————-
2 2

N=5.

Then you can plug it in to check your answer.
5(5)-3 = 22
3(5)+7 =22
They both equal 22 so five is the correct answer.
N=5

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