SOLUTION: 5−3n/3 − 2−n/2 = n/4
Write your answer in whole number or reduced fraction.
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Question 1188870: 5−3n/3 − 2−n/2 = n/4
Write your answer in whole number or reduced fraction.
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Repost using parentheses so that it is clear what is in your numerators and what is in your denominators.
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