How do you solve 6+ n = - 7?

1 Answer
Nov 18, 2016

n= -13

Explanation:

6 + n = -7

So the first step in solving any basic linear equation (and virtually all equations) is to isolate the variable (n)...so we can solve the problem.
In the particular equation, subtract 6 (because subtraction is the opposite of addition) from both sides:

n= -13

This equation had only one step to solve, and as you get more "advanced" algebra equations, the more there will be to simplify.
Hope this helps!