Solve for n
n = \frac{192}{13} = 14\frac{10}{13} \approx 14.769230769
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5+n=\frac{257}{13}
Divide both sides by 13.
n=\frac{257}{13}-5
Subtract 5 from both sides.
n=\frac{257}{13}-\frac{65}{13}
Convert 5 to fraction \frac{65}{13}.
n=\frac{257-65}{13}
Since \frac{257}{13} and \frac{65}{13} have the same denominator, subtract them by subtracting their numerators.
n=\frac{192}{13}
Subtract 65 from 257 to get 192.
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