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solve: ¡)3(n-5)=21
¡¡)4+3(t+2)=16

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Answered by mysticd
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 Given \: 3(n-5) = 21

/* Dividing bothsides by 3 , we get */

 \implies \frac{3(n-5)}{3} = \frac{21}{3}

 \implies n-5 = 7

 \implies n = 7+5

 \implies n = 12

Therefore.,

 \red{ Value \: of \: n }\green { = 12}

 ii) Given \: 4+3(t+2)= 16

 \implies 3(t+2) = 16 - 4

 \implies 3(t+2) = 12

 \implies t +2 = \frac{12}{3}

 \implies t + 2 = 4

 \implies t  = 4 - 2

 \implies t  = 2

Therefore.,

 \red{ Value \: of \: t }\green { = 2 }

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