The question should be what is the variable in the following expression?
(n + 5)
The answer: (n) represents the variable.
See: Variable(English definition) then look up the Math/Algebra definition.
I assume that you are referring to:x = 5 + nIf n is a negative number, x is less than 5.ANSWER: x is less than 5 ...[ x < 5 ]
n usually represents and unknown variable
In the expression (4 + 5n), the coefficient is the number that is multiplied by the variable (n). Here, the coefficient of (n) is 5. The constant term in the expression is 4, but it does not have a variable associated with it. Thus, the coefficient of (n) is 5.
n is the variable.
In the expression 6n+3 the variable or the unknown is n
The variable is n and n=-5/6 Hope this helps :)
I assume that you are referring to:x = 5 + nIf n is a negative number, x is less than 5.ANSWER: x is less than 5 ...[ x < 5 ]
n usually represents and unknown variable
It is a linear equation in one unknown variable, n. Its solution is n = 1
The expression "n - 5" represents the result of subtracting 5 from the variable n. This can also be written as "n minus 5." In algebra, n is a placeholder for a number, so the result of this subtraction would depend on the specific value assigned to n.
n is the variable.
In the expression 6n+3 the variable or the unknown is n
If you mean 3n+5 = 21 then the value of n is 16/3
3(n+5) three times n plus five n represents the unknown number
The n is an unknown variable.
It can represent anything. When stating a specific problem, you should clarify what each variable represents.
2n/5 or (2/5)*n