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I choose A but I’m not sure if its B

I choose A but I’m not sure if its B
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I choose A but I’m not sure if its B

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Solution:

Let the number be represented as d

Given that the number is divided by 5, and 4 is added to give 6, we thus have


(d)/(5)+4=6

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I choose A but I’m not sure if its B-example-1
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