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No, it would be 62. The equation is: f(n) = 2(f(n - 1) + 1), with f(0) = 0. So f(5) = 2(30 + 1) = 62
Set up an equation using x for the integer. The equation would be: x/(-4+6)=-15 Firstly find the sum of -4 and 6. It would be 2. The equation is now: x/2=-15 Multiply both sides by 2. This means that: x=-30 Plug it back into the equation to check: -30/(-4+6)=-15 -30/2=-15 -15=-15 It works therefore -30 is the integer that when divided by the sum of negative 4 and positive 6 equals negative 15.
Call the number n. From the problem statement, (n/6) + 25 = n. Multiplying both sides by 6 yields n + 150 = 6n, or 150 = 5 n or n = 30.
Oh, dude, this is like some math riddle from a bad dream. So, if we break it down, it's saying 6 more than a number is equal to 2 times the sum of half the number plus three. So, the number is 9. Math can be fun... sometimes.
This equation can be written as : n² + n = 30 : n² + n - 30 = 0 This can be factored :- (n - 5)(n + 6) = 0 This gives two solutions, x = 5 [25 + 5 = 30] and x = -6 [36 - 6 = 30]
To find the value of n in the equation 30n = 120, you need to isolate n by dividing both sides by 30. This gives you n = 120 / 30, which simplifies to n = 4. Therefore, the value of n is 4 in this equation.
To solve the equation n + 3x6 = 30, first calculate 3x6, which equals 18. Then subtract 18 from both sides of the equation to isolate n. Thus, n = 30 - 18, which simplifies to n = 12.
No, it is an equation. n+6 is an expression.
If you're asking what is 30 divided by 5, the answer is 6.
2+n-3 = 6 n = 6+3-2 n= 7
If you mean: -4*(n-6) = 12 then the value of n = 3
As an expression it is 6/n
It is a linear equation in one variable, n.
The equation N-6=2 is a math problem. The answer to this math problem would be N=4.
6/n
It is an equation and the value of n is 6