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Solve for n in the literal equation a(n − 5) + 6 = bn.

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Answer:

(6-5a)/(b-a) = n

Step-by-step explanation:

a(n − 5) + 6 = bn

Distribute

an -5a +6 = bn

Subtract an from each side

an -5a+6 -an = bn-an

6-5a = bn-an

Factor out n

6-5a = n(b-a)

Divide each side by (b-a)

(6-5a)/(b-a) = n

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[tex]a(n - 5) + 6 = bn \\ an - 5a + 6 = bn \\ an - bn = 5a - 6 \\ n(a - b) = 5a - 6 \\ n = \frac{5a - 6}{a - b} \\ thank \: you[/tex]

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