how do i solve this equation?

m + n
--------- = c
.....a

Multiply both sides by a:

m + n = ca

Subtract m from both sides:

n = ca - m

first you multiply both sides by a, so a cancels out on the left side
m+n = ca
subtract m from both sides, so m should cancel out on the left side
n = ca -m

m + n = a c
n = a c - m

Multiply both sides of the equation by a:

m + n = ca

Subtract m from both sides:

n = ca - m

Multiply both sides of the equation by a:

m + n = ca

Subtract m from both sides:

n = ca - m

multiply both sides by a so your new equasion is m+n=cxa, then subtract m from both sides so your answer would be n=cxa-n (c times a minus n)

multiply both sides by "a" and subtract "m"

n=c(a)+m

well multiply a with a and cross with out.also times it by c so its m+n=ca right? then you minus m on both sides and he n=cam?
LMFAO idk im only in alg 3 im using common sense.sorry.idk if you were looking for a number answer or to get n by itself or what.hope i helped.goodluck.math sucks.lol

Multiply both sides by "a", that gives you m + n = c x a
then subtract m that gives you n = (c x a) -m

if that is m+n divided by a....then you multiply c X a then subtract m from cXa