Ten times a number, x, is one-half the sum of the number and three. Which answer represents this situation? 10x=12(x+3) 10x+12x+3 10x=12x+3 10x+12(x+3)

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Ten times a number, x, is one-half the sum of the number and three.

Which answer represents this situation?

10x=12(x+3)

10x+12x+3

10x=12x+3

10x+12(x+3)

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Answer:

10x=1/2(x+3)

If you substitute numbers and characters in for words you would get this equation.

Mate Varga answered Aug 12, 2021

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