2x+15
Set up your equation: X+9=15. Then subtract 9 from 15. You get 15-9=6. Your answer is 6.
Let x = the numbernumber increased by 10 = x + 10
x = 14
x+15
2x+15
Let the number be x.15 * x= x+196Then, 15x - x =196‹=› 14 x= 196‹=› x = 14.
12.5
3(x+5) or 3x+15
Set up your equation: X+9=15. Then subtract 9 from 15. You get 15-9=6. Your answer is 6.
x + 12. If the unknown number is represented by x, the expression for a number increased by 12 would be x + 12.
2x + 7 = 15 Subtract 7 from both sides: 2x = 8 Divide both sides by 2: x = 4
3x+30let x = "a number"(x+10) = "a number increased by 10"3(x+10) = "3 times a number increased by 10"Expand: 3x+30
Let x = the numbernumber increased by 10 = x + 10
So let's call the number we are looking for x. x-4 is the number decreased by 4 quotient of the number and 5 is x/5 so x-4=8+ x/5 we have 5x-20=40+x and 4x=60 so x=15 Let's try it? 15-4=11 8+15/5=11
3x+32=4x-15 3x-4x=-15-32 x=-47
A certain number increased by 4