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Solve for $n$ . $\newline$ $10 + 3n = 6n - 20$ $\newline$ $n =$ __

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Q. Solve for

n

.

\newline

10 + 3n = 6n - 20

\newline

n =

__

Get all terms together: First, let's get all the $n$ terms on one side by subtracting $3n$ from both sides: $10 + 3n - 3n = 6n - 20 - 3n$ .
Isolate the n term: Now we have $10 = 3n - 20$ . Next, we'll add $20$ to both sides to isolate the n term: $10 + 20 = 3n - 20 + 20$ .
Divide by $3$ : After adding, we get $30 = 3n$ . Now, we divide both sides by $3$ to solve for $n$ : $\frac{30}{3} = \frac{3n}{3}$ .
Find the value of $\newline$ : Finally, we find that $\newline$ = $\newline$ . So, $\newline$ equals $\newline$ .

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