Mathematics, 24.05.2021 03:30, rebtav

Solve n/6=14/42 for the unknown quantity, n
1.n=2
2.n=4
3.n=18
4.n=7

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Solve n/6=14/42 for the unknown quantity, n
1.n=2
2.n=4
3.n=18
4.n=7...