sirbntn sirbntn

03-11-2019
Mathematics

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Solve for n.

n+4+10=25

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n= __

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HomeworkHelper389 HomeworkHelper389

03-11-2019

n = 11 that is the answer

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nickjohnsen52 nickjohnsen52

03-11-2019

Answer:

11

Step-by-step explanation:

n+4+10=25

n+14=25

n+14=25

-14 -14

n=11

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