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Six times the sum of a number and twelve is forty
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Six times the sum of a number and twelve is forty
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n
is a number
"
the
sum of
a number and twelve" is
(n+12)
"
Six times the sum of a number " is
6(n+12)
6(n+12)=40
6n+72=40
6n=40-72
6n= - 32
n=-32/6 =
-16/3 or -5 1/3
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