How do you solve 6n plus 128 plus 8n?

Answer 1

There's no question there, so there's nothing to solve. That's just an "expression"

that stands for a number. The number it stands for depends on the value of 'n',

and whenever 'n' changes, the value of the expression changes.

You can clean it up a bit, and make it look neater:

6n + 128 + 8n = 14n + 128 or else 2 (7n + 64)

but that doesn't change anything or solve anything. They're just different ways

of writing exactly the same thing.

We may come up with some pretty cool stuff here at WikiAnswers, but there's no way

we can come up with an answer when there's no question.