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Here's a step by step... remember you have to first ISOLATE the variable n.
355 = 60 + 2.50n
I will subtract 60 from both sides.. because what I do to one side I have to do to the other.
295 = 2.50n
I will divide 2.50 from both sides... because it is the opposite of multiplication (since 2.50 is being multiplied by n)
As a result, I will be left with:
n = 118.
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