Math, asked by snehachichghare2442, 1 year ago

How do you solve n−9n+5=74?

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Answered by blahblahblah1920

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-8n=74-5

-8n=69

8n=-69

n=-69/8

n=-8.625

Answered by anugrahadubai

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

n-9n+5 = 74

n-9n = 74 - 5

n-9n = 69

-8n = 69

n = -69/8

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