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Okay. You want to get n alone by moving the 5 over to the left side, with the 13. With n/5, you need to multiply 5 to 13. 5 * 13 = 65. 65 = n You can check by plugging in the value you got for n into the original problem, like this: 13 = 65/5 65/5 = 13 13=13, so it's correct. If the problem were 13=n-5, you would add 5 to 13 and get n=18. You have to perform the opposite function to get n alone (Subtraction like above means you have to add, division means you have to multiply, etc) Try to never have negative variables (n) as well. Hope that's clear."Vonza" wrote:
i encountered this problem on my math ws 13 = n/5 i gotta figure out the n it confused me. help?
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