Well, isn't that a happy little equation we have there! To find the solution, we simply need to think of the negative sign in front of the 'n' as a debt we owe. So, to balance the equation and make it happy again, we can multiply both sides by -1 to get the solution: n = -7. And just like that, we've turned a problem into a lovely solution!
3 (n + 7) = 16
It is a linear equation in one unknown variable, n. Its solution is n = 1
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n + 16 = 9 n + 16 - 16 = 9 -16 (add 16 to both sides, the equation remains same) n + 0 = -7 n = -7
7 + n = 14 n = 7
You have one linear equation in two unknown variables: A and n. There can be no solution.
7n = 245To isolate n, divide both sides of the equation by 7.n = 245 / 7n = 35Check:L.S. = 7nL.S. = 7(35)L.S. = 245R.S. = 245L.S. = R.S.245 = 245The equation is true, so the solution is n = 35.
It's an equation in 'N' ... about the simplest one you could write.The solution of that equation is: N=0 .
There are infinitely many possibilities. One of these is n+1 = 0
yes because every of mathematics is an equation
3 (n + 7) = 16
7n = 7 divide by 7 on both sides n = 7
It's a simple first-degree equation in 'n'.Would you like to know the solution ?You can find it like this:4n + 3 = 31Subtract 3 from each side:4n = 28Divide each side by 4:n = 7That's the solution. It means that the equationcan only be a true statement if 'n' is 7.
7/8 = 14/nMultiply each side of the equation by 8 :7 = 112/nMultiply each side by 'n' :7n = 112Divide each side by 7:n = 16
It is a linear equation in one unknown variable, n. Its solution is n = 1
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2+n-3 = 6 n = 6+3-2 n= 7