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[tex]\boldsymbol{\sf{3n\left(\dfrac{1}{4}\right)=16\dfrac{1}{2} } }[/tex]
Multiply both sides of the equation by 4, the lowest common denominator of 4.2.
[tex]\boldsymbol{\sf{ 12n\times\left(\dfrac{1 }{4}\right)=2(16\times2+1) }}[/tex]
Multiply 12 and 1/4, because once multiplied, we get the following 12/4.
[tex]\boldsymbol{\sf{\dfrac{12}{4}n=2(16\times2+1) \ \ \longmapsto \ \ [Divide \ 12 \div 4.] }}[/tex]
[tex]\boldsymbol{\sf{3n=2(16\times2+1) \ \ \longmapsto \ \ [ Multiply \ 16\times 2] }}[/tex]
[tex]\boldsymbol{\sf{3n=2(32+1) \ \longmapsto \ \ [Add] }}[/tex]
[tex]\boldsymbol{\sf{3n=2\times33 \ \ \longmapsto \ \ [Multiply] }}[/tex]
[tex]\boldsymbol{\sf{3n=66}}[/tex]
Divide both sides by 3.
[tex]\boldsymbol{\sf{n=\dfrac{66}{3} \ \longmapsto \ \ [Split] } }[/tex]
[tex]\boxed{\boldsymbol{\sf{n=22}}}[/tex]
Once the exercise is solved, we find that the value of n is 22.
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