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What is the answer to the algebraic equation, 2/3+n+6=4?
 May 17, 2012
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The answer is -(2+2/3). This is how to work it out. From the rules of the commutative property, we can switch the 6 and the n around. 6+2/3=6 and 2/3. So now you have 6 and 2/3+n=4. Well, 6 and 2/3+-(2+2/3)=4, so n=-(2+2/3).
 May 17, 2012
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[input]2/3+n+6=4[/input]
 May 17, 2012

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