What is the answer to -2+5n=4n+2

1 answer:

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-2 + 5n = 4n + 2 Given
-4 + 5n = 4n Subtract 2 from both sides
-4 = -n Subtract 5n from both sides
4 = n Divide both sides by -1

Answer:
n = 4

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