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Posted by Dipti Kataria 5 years ago
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Aryan Gupta 5 years ago
First take out the LCM of the denominators in LHS, i.e., 2, 4 and 6. It is 12.
Then divide the 12 by 2 and multiply by the numerator, that is, n. You will get 6n/12. Do it with other 2 fractions also.
Now, solve the LHS. Which would be... -25n/12. Now the equation is -25n/12= 21.
Take, 12 other side and multiply with 21 and divide -25 by (21×12).
Therefore, n= -525/25
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