Solve for "n"! 3(n+4)=-6+15n asap random answers will be moderated!

We are told to solve for n given the equation 3(n + 4) = -6 + 15n. We can solve for n by first using the distributive property, which gives us 3n + 12 = -6 + 15n. Now, subtract 15n from both sides, giving us -12n + 12 = -6. Next, subtract 12 from both sides to get -12n = -18. Now, divide both sides by -12 to get n = 18/12, or 3/2 when simplified. Therefore, the value of n in the equation 3(n + 4) = -6 + 15n is 3/2. Hope this helped!

Ibelieve the answer is c