Solve for $n$.
\[
K=\frac{a}{b(c+n)}
\]
\[
n=
\]

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Final Answer: $n = \boxed{-c + \frac{a}{Kb}}$

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Step 1 ：Multiply both sides of the equation by $b(c+n)$ to get rid of the denominator on the right side, resulting in $Kb(c+n) = a$.

Step 2 ：Distribute $bK$ to $c$ and $n$, resulting in $Kbc + Kbn = a$.

Step 3 ：Subtract $bcK$ from both sides to isolate $n$, resulting in $n = -c + \frac{a}{Kb}$.

Step 4 ：Final Answer: $n = \boxed{-c + \frac{a}{Kb}}$