What is the second step in solving for n

in the equation 5.6(n+1.42)=7.8
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Responses

Divide both sides by 5.6.
Divide both sides by 5.6.

Subtract 5.6 from both sides.
Subtract 5.6 from both sides.

Subtract 1.42 from both sides.
Subtract 1.42 from both sides.

Add 1.42 to both sides.

1 answer

To solve for \( n \) in the equation \( 5.6(n + 1.42) = 7.8 \), the first step is to divide both sides by 5.6.

The second step involves simplifying what is left after that division. The equation will look like this:

\[ n + 1.42 = \frac{7.8}{5.6} \]

Now, to isolate \( n \), the next step would be to subtract 1.42 from both sides.

So, the answer is:

Subtract 1.42 from both sides.

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