This can depended on the problem. Normally, n represents an unknown number. That number may be a number that needs to be solved for (as is solve for n: n + 1 = 2) or a number that is just a place holder for a number that is not definite (as in, what is 1 greater than n [Answer: n + 1]).
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If you mean: n-3n = 14-4n then n = 7
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n will typically mean number. It can stand for any given number, and what it stands for will depend on the problem.
example: in the word prealgebra, pre would be the prefix because its the letters before the root word. Not all words have prefixes tho.
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