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I think of a number and add 6. The result is equal to twice the first number a. If x is the first number, express the results in terms of x in two different ways b. Form and equation in x and solve it
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I think of a number and add 6. The result is equal to twice the first number

a. If x is the first number, express the results in terms of x in two different ways

b. Form and equation in x and solve it

User Parvesh Kumar
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Answer:

A. X+6=6x

X+6=6(x)

Explanation:

B. 3+6=3×6

9=18

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