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Jim had three more than twice the number of doughnuts as Jane. Jim had 15 doughnuts. What is the equation to find out how many doughnuts Jane had?

Jim had three more than twice the number of doughnuts as Jane. Jim had 15 doughnuts. What is the equation to find out how many doughnuts Jane had?
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Jim had three more than twice the number of doughnuts as Jane. Jim had 15 doughnuts. What is the equation to find out how many doughnuts Jane had?

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Answer:

x = 15 * 2 + 3

Explanation:

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