SOLUTION: An integer, n, is added to 4. That sum is then multiplied by 8. This result is less than twice the original integer. Which of the following equations represent this relationship?

SOLUTION: An integer, n, is added to 4. That sum is then multiplied by 8. This result is less than twice the original integer. Which of the following equations represent this relationship?

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Question 936129: An integer, n, is added to 4. That sum is then multiplied by 8. This result is less than twice the original integer. Which of the following equations represent this relationship?
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
8(n+4) = 2n - ???
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