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24 February, 01:23

Lily said that n=3 is a solution of the equation 16+n=18. Is Lily correct? Explain

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  1. 24 February, 03:27
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    No, Lily is not correct. This is because 16+3 does not equal 18. So to find N, you take 18 and subtract 16.

    18-16=n

    18-16=2

    so n=2

    16+2=18.
  2. 24 February, 04:43
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    No because if we subsitut 3 for n we gtet

    16+3=18

    19=18

    false

    she is wrong becuase 19=18 is wrong
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