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What is 3 added to a number?
The answer would be 3+a right.
How do i solve six added to the quotient of a number and 3 is 18?
If N is the number, then 6 + N/3 = 18 Subtracting 6 from both sides: N/3 = 12 Multiplying both sides by 3: N = 36
A number is multiplied by 3 if 2 is added to the product you will get -4 so whats the number?
Let the number be n. Then 3n + 2 = -4 3n = -6 n = -3
When 24 is added to number the result is the same when multiplied by 3?
27
When a number is added to two-thirds of itself the result is 45find the number?
N + (2/3)*N = 45 Multiply by 3: 3N + 2N = 135 ie 5N = 135 Divide by 5: N = 27
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