Which number can each term of the equation be multiplied by to eliminate the fractions before solving 6 and Nash x plus x plus 5?

To eliminate the fractions in the equation ( \frac{6}{N} + \frac{x}{N} + 5 = 0 ), you can multiply each term by ( N ). This will clear the denominators, resulting in the equation ( 6 + x + 5N = 0 ), which can then be solved more easily.