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A and b each stand for a different number. a = 22, a + a = b + b + a. What is the value of b? *

A and b each stand for a different number. a = 22, a + a = b + b + a. What is the value of b? *
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A and b each stand for a different number. a = 22, a + a = b + b + a. What is the value of b? *

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a+a=44=b+b+22
So 44-22=22 but there two “b” so you have to divide it by 2 so
B=11 my answer is more clearly than him/her.
User Karakuchi
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Answer:

b=11

Explanation:

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