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There are two paths of going to point c. One is A to c directly. The other is A to C via B. If cost of path A to C directly is 2n and from A-B is n and B to C is n+2. The. total cost of reaching path c by any way is 60. What is the value of n?
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There are two paths of going to point c. One is A to c directly. The other is A to C via B. If cost of path A to C directly is 2n and from A-B is n and B to C is n+2. The. total cost of reaching path c by any way is 60. What is the value of n?
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There are two paths of going to point c. One is A to c directly. The other is A to C via B. If cost of path A to C directly is 2n and from A-B is n and B to C is n+2. The. total cost of reaching path c by any way is 60. What is the value of n?
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Can you share the original question?
Since the question is not clear, what the question asks?

There are two kinds of costs of routes from A to C, which are the cost of the direct route from A to C and the cost of the route via B.
The cost of the first one is 2n and that of the second one is 2n+2.
It seems that one of costs is 60, which gives us 2n = 60 or 2n+2 = 60.

From here, the question is not clear.

Please share the original quesiton.

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