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Please help me on this problem Twice the sum of a number and seven is three times the number. 2(n+7) =3n
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Twice the sum of a number and seven is three times the number.

2(n+7) =3n

User Qun Li
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the correct equation is
2n + 7 = 3n

another way to write 2n+7 = 3n is 3 * 7 = 21
User Piyush Dhamecha
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2(n+7) =3n

n = 14

n = 14
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