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Please help! Quick! Problem: Matt and Tikka thought of the same number. Matt added 7 to that number and then doubled the result. He got 26. Tikka did the same operations with their number, but in reverse
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Matt and Tikka thought of the same number. Matt added 7 to that number and then doubled the result. He got 26. Tikka did the same operations with their number, but in reverse order. What did she get?
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So first, you would take half of 26 since Matt doubled the result giving you 13. Then, subtract 7 which is 6.
For Tikka she did the opposite so take the 6, double it making 12, and then add 7 to get 19.
So the answer would be 19.
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First we need to find the number they started with.
(x+7)*2=26
Solve for x
x+7=13
x=6
To do the operations in reverse, we double it first and then add 7.
6*2=12
12+7=19
Final answer: 19
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