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I added 12 to a number and then double the sum. The result is one and half times what i get when I double the original number a...Asked by Anonymous
I add 12 to a number and then double their result the result is one and a half times what I get when I double the original number and add 12 find the number
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multiply both sides by 56
2( n+12) = 1.5( 2n +12)
2 n + 24 = 3 n + 18
n = 24 - 18
2 n + 24 = 3 n + 18
n = 24 - 18
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multiply both sides by 56
Actually that is not my name
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Bosnian
x = the number
When you add 12 to the number,it will be:
x + 12
When you double it,
it will be:
2 ( x + 12 ) = 2 x + 24
the result = 1.5 ( 2 x + 12 ) =
3 x + 18
therfore:
2 x + 24 = 3 x + 18
Subtract 2x to both sides.
24 = x + 18
Subtract 18 to both sides.
6 = x
x = 6
When you add 12 to the number,it will be:
x + 12
When you double it,
it will be:
2 ( x + 12 ) = 2 x + 24
the result = 1.5 ( 2 x + 12 ) =
3 x + 18
therfore:
2 x + 24 = 3 x + 18
Subtract 2x to both sides.
24 = x + 18
Subtract 18 to both sides.
6 = x
x = 6
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