8/11(n-10)=64 I need to show my work to

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Bogdan [553]3 years ago

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Hope you understand it and see what I did.

Volgvan3 years ago

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So first you multiply 8 over 11 and n and you get: 8/11n
then you multiply 8 over 11 and 10 and you get 80 over 11 but then you have to make it a mixed fraction which is 7 1 over 2. then you end up with this equation: 8 over 11n X 7 1 over 2 equals 64. Then im stuck.. because im in 8th grade and in Pre Algebra so im just now learning this.. xD but maybe you can get it from there.

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