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PLEASE HELP!! Which statement about the equation is true? 5(n+10)=5n+10n. A. The equation has one solution. B. The equation has

no solution. C. The equation has a few solutions. D. The equation has many solutions.

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Valentin [98]4 years ago

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A) your answer will be n=5

Alla [95]4 years ago

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5(n+10)=5n+10n
5n+50=15n
minus 5n both sides
50=10n
divide by 10 both sides
5=n
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A is answer

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