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which equation represents this sentence? five more than three times the number is one-third more than the sum of the number and itself.5(3n)=13n n3n 5=13(n n)5(3n)=13 n3n 5=(n n) 13
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which equation represents this sentence? five more than three times the number is one-third more than the sum of the number and itself.5(3n)=13n n3n 5=13(n n)5(3n)=13 n3n 5=(n n) 13

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3n + 5 = (n + n) + 1/3
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