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The sum of 6 times a position number and 1 is the same as the sauare of 1 less than the number
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The sum of 6 times a position number and 1 is the same as the sauare of 1 less than the number
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If the number is x, then:
6x+1= (x-1)^2
Now we just need to simplify it
6x+1=(x-1)*(x-1)
6x+1=x^2-2x+1
8x=x^2
8=x
The number is 8.
To check the answer
6*8+1=7^2
49=49
correct :)
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