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How do you solve 8/11(n-10)=64

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User Bluehallu
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Answer:

n = 98

Explanation:

8/11 x (n - 10) = 64

multiply both sides of the equation by 11/8

11/8 x 8/11 x (n-10) = 11/8 x 64

reduce the numbers with greatest common divisor 11

1/8 x 8 (n-10) = 11/8 x 64

n - 10 = 11 x 8

multiply the numbers

n - 10 = 88

so then you add the numbers

n = 88 + 10

n= 98


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