SOLUTION: Help me solve this please:
3n-6+n=2(2n-6)
I tried to solve it and came up with this solution:
4n-6=4n-6
and this is where im stuck.
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3n-6+n=2(2n-6)
I tried to solve it and came up with this solution:
4n-6=4n-6
and this is where im stuck.
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Question 832775: Help me solve this please:
3n-6+n=2(2n-6)
I tried to solve it and came up with this solution:
4n-6=4n-6
and this is where im stuck. Found 3 solutions by LinnW, josgarithmetic, MathTherapy:Answer by LinnW(1048) (Show Source):
3n-6+n=2(2n-6) , Combined like-terms on the left member , Distributive Property , Using just one step, added 6 to both members
NO SOLUTION!
If you try to isolate terms of n on either side, you cannot. This equation has no solution. The equation is false!
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Subtracting 4n from both sides will be of no help, because you would obtain , a false statement.
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Help me solve this please:
3n-6+n=2(2n-6)
I tried to solve it and came up with this solution:
4n-6=4n-6
and this is where im stuck.
Your solution is INCORRECT!! Try solving it again!!
Anyway, there is NO SOLUTION since
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