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Mathematics, 23.04.2021 01:00 ricardodeleon152

Can someone explain how to do this type of problem please? 6 (8n - 1) = -6 + 5n

2 + 5v = -v + 2(1 + 7v)

29 - n = -4(n - 2)

please don’t just do them! give the best explanation you can. even if it’s only for one.

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