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I need help with my math homework

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Hello. This is how to do it...

Step 1: Figure out what "N" means.

Step 2: Multiply whatever "N" means by -4

Step 3: Subtract -4 times "n"

Hope this will help! Im sorry if i was a pain tho...

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