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Shauna saw 30 fish. If the number of fish she saw was 6 more than twice the number of clams, which equation could she use to find x, the number of clams?

Shauna saw 30 fish. If the number of fish she saw was 6 more than twice the number of clams, which equation could she use to find x, the number of clams?
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Shauna saw 30 fish. If the number of fish she saw was 6 more than twice the number of clams, which equation could she use to find x, the number of clams?

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Answer:

2x + 6 = 30

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