SOLUTION: (5−3n / 3) − (2−n/2) = n/4

Question 1188874: (5−3n / 3) − (2−n/2) = n/4
Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
5−3n / 3) − (2−n/2) = n/4
multiply everything by 12 to clear fractions
20-12n-(12\ -6n)=3n
8-6n=3n
9n=8
n=(8/9)

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