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Solve the following equation, and check your solution. Be sure to show all work {please :)}


-17+[tex]\frac{n}{5}[/tex]=33

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xKelvin

Answer:

[tex]n=250[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

So we have the equation:

[tex]-17+\frac{n}{5}=33[/tex]

And we need to solve for n.

First, let's isolate the n variable. To do so, let's add 17 to both sides:

[tex](-17+\frac{n}{5})+17=(33)+17[/tex]

The left side cancels. Add on the right:

[tex]\frac{n}{5}=50[/tex]

Now, let's multiply both sides by 5:

[tex]5(\frac{n}{5})=5(50)[/tex]

The left side cancels again. Multiply on the right:

[tex]n=250[/tex]

So, our solution is 250.

And we're done!

Checking:

Substitute 250 back for n:

[tex]-17+\frac{250}{5}\stackrel{?}{=}33[/tex]

Divide first:

[tex]-17+50\stackrel{?}{=}33[/tex]

We can rewrite this as:

[tex]50-17\stackrel{?}{=}33[/tex]

Subtract:

[tex]33\stackrel{\checkmark}{=}33[/tex]

This is indeed correct!

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