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Harry’s team has won 13 less than 6 times as many games as it has lost. The team lost n games. What expression could you use to find the number of games the team has won?
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Harry’s team has won 13 less than 6 times as many games as it has lost. The team lost n games. What expression could you use to find the number of games the team has won?
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Harry’s team has won 13 less than 6 times as many games as it has lost. The team lost n games. What expression could you use to find the number of games the team has won?
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Number of games won = 6n - 13
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