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2 years ago

What is the value of n when 2/3 of n equals 42? Enter the answer in the box.

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AnnZ [28]2 years ago

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The value of n will be 63, we converted the word to mathematical expression then found n

<h3>Word Problem</h3>

When we see the word "of" in a mathematic expression, it simply means multiplication

Hence we have the mathematical expression for the word in our example as

2/3*n = 42

re-write

2n/3 = 42

cross multiplying we have

2n = 42*3

2n = 126

divide both side by 2 we have

n = 126/2

n = 63

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