how to solve 14+6.9n and 8+7.3​n

Question

A cereal box manufacturer changes the size of the box to increase the amount of cereal it contains. The expressions

14+6.9n

and

8+7.3​n,

where n is the number of smaller​ boxes, are both representative of the amount of cereal that the new larger box contains. How many smaller boxes equal the same amount of cereal in the larger​ box?

Answer 1

14 + 6.9n = 8 + 7.3n

Can you solve for n and answer?