Concept:Rearranging a rational equation by cross-multiplication and factoring to isolate n.Explanation:Given w=1−cnv(2+cn).Multiply both sides by (1−cn):w(1−cn)=v(2+cn).Expand both sides:w−cnw=2v+cnv.Move terms containing n to one side and all other terms to the other side:w−2v=cnv+cnw.Factor out n from the right-hand side:w−2v=n(cv+cw).Divide both sides by (cv+cw):n=cv+cww−2v.Since cv+cw=c(v+w), simplify to:n=c1(v+ww−2v).Answer:Option A: n=c1(v+ww−2v).