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If 7 times a number is equal to 7 plus that number, which of the following represents the equation needed to determine what that number is?

a) x+7x=7
b) 7x=7
c) 7+x=7
d)7x=x+7
e) 7(x+1)=7

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The correct answer is D) 7x = x + 7

This is because the question refers to the left side of the equation containing “seven times a number”. We assume that this unknown number is represented by the variable x and is multiplied by 7 as represented by the coefficient. This is equal to the right side of the equation, where 7 is added to the same number. This lets us know we are still using the variable x, and we must add 7 to this value. Therefore, the correct answer is option D.

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