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5n will be larger is n does not equal to 1 or 0. If n=2, 5*2=10 while 5+2=7

Hence 5n is larger

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Eg.1
If the value of n is 1
then 5n will be 1x5 which is 5 whereas 5+n will be 5+1 which is 6.

Eg.2
If the value of n is 4
then 5n will be 5x4 which is 20 whereas 5+n will be 5+4 which is 9

In conclusion: It depends on the value of n

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It depends
If n is 1,
5n=5
5+n=6

5+n is larger in this case
But, if n is 5,
5n=25
5+n=10

In this case,5n is larger.

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It depends whether n is = to a specific number, like
If n=1, then
5n=5x1
=5, and
5+n = 5+1
=6,
so if n>1, 5n will definitely always be the largest.

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5n will always be larger then 5+n unless n = 1. As 5n = 5 x n, so 5 x n will be larger then 5+n unless n = 1.
e.g. 1
Let's say n = 2
5n = 5 x 2
= 10
5+n = 5 + 2
= 7
e.g. 2
Let's say n = 3
5n = 5 x 3
= 15
5+n = 5 + 3
= 8
e.g. 3
Let's say n = 1
5n = 5 x 1
= 5
5+n = 5 + 1
= 6

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5n = 5 x n.
5 + n = 5 + n

Scenario 1:
Take ''n'' as 5

5n is larger than 5+n

5n = 5 x 5
= 25                                √

5 + n = 5 +5
= 10

So 5n is larger in this scenario.

Scenario 2 :

Take ''n'' as 1

5 + n is larger than 5n

5n = 5 x 1
= 5

5 + n = 5 + 1
= 6                             √

So 5 + n is larger in this scenario

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Ethan 12

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It depends on if:

n is over 1,
then, 5n will be bigger than 5+n

else, ( if n is smaller then 20 ) n+5 is bigger than 5n

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Examples:
if n is over 1,
e.g. 7
5x7=35
5+7=12

if n is under 2,
e.g. -10
5x-(10)=-50
-10+5=-5
/)

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5n is larger with an exception
Exception: Where n=1
5 + 1 = 6
5 x 1 = 5
if n>1, 5n will always be larger than 5+n.

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When n is <2, 5n will be smaller than 5+n

Example, if n= 1
5x1=5
5+1=6

Example 2, if n=2
5x2=10
5+2=7

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If n is 1
5n=5
5+n=5
They will be the same

If n is less than 0 [e.g (-1)]
5n=(-5)
5+n=4
5+n will be bigger

If n is more than 1 (e.g 2)
5n=10
5+n=7
5n will be bigger
Thus it will depend on the value of n

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Depends on value of n.

Examples
if n=1,
5n= 5x1=5
5+n=5+1=6
5+n is bigger.

if n=2,

5n=5x2=10
5+n=5+2=7
5n is bigger.

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It depends on the value of n.
If n is 1,
5n=5
5+n=6
So 5+n is larger in this scenario.
If n is 5,
5n=25
5+n=10
So 5n is larger in this scenario.

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If n is 8, 5x8 is 40 while 5+8 is 13 hence 5n is larger

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