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The sum of one–half a number and two-thirds the number is equal to twenty-five less than twice the number.

(number is x btw)

User Rod Burns
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Answer:
(1)/(2)x +
(2)/(3)x = 2x - 25

Explanation:

First, let's analyze the phrase "the sum of one-half and two-thirds the number". This would translate to:


(1)/(2)x +
(2)/(3)x

Then it says the last part of the expression is "twenty five less than twice the number"

2x - 25

Then, equal the two parts of the equation to each other.


(1)/(2)x +
(2)/(3)x = 2x - 25

Hope this helps! :)

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