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What is the answer to 1-n=7/12

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Anika [276]4 years ago

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The answer is N=84 without me working it out

sp2606 [1]4 years ago

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To solve this equation, first subtract 1 from each side. This is to get the variable, n, alone on the left side of the equation.

-n=-5/12

The final step to this is to divide each side by -1. This will get rid of the - on the left side of the equation.

n=5/12

To check your work, plug 5/12 in for n.

1-5/12=7/12
7/12=7/12

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