How do you solve $-13n=-130$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-11-03T01:34:01

Divide both sides by $-13$ to find $n=10$ .

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$-13n=-130$

The $-13$ is multiplied by $n$ . The operation that is the "opposite" of multiplication is division. So, to isolate the $n$ (get the $n$ by itself), divide both sides by $-13$ .

$(-13n)/-13=(-130)/-13$

$(cancel(-13)n)/(cancel(-13))=(-130)/-13$

$n=10$

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