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When 2/3 is added to a certain number, the sum is 3 greater than twice the number. Part A: Set up an equation using n to represent the number. Part B: Solve the equation in Part…

When 2/3 is added to a certain number, the sum is 3 greater than twice the number. Part A: Set up an equation using n to represent the number. Part B: Solve the equation in Part…
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When 2/3 is added to a certain number, the sum is 3 greater than twice the number.

Part A: Set up an equation using n to represent the number.


Part B: Solve the equation in Part A for n.

User Soupette
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3(2/3+n)=2n I believe
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