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Determine the number of water molecules necessary to balance the reduction half reaction in an acidic solution

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__MnO4(-1) --> __Mn(+2)

As far as I can tell, I came up with needing 4 molecules. Would someone please let me know if I am wrong and if so help me figure out what I am missing? I am still not up to speed on this yet?

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(MnO4)- & 8H+ takes 5 e- --> Mn+2 & 4 H2O
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