Let the number be x and so if 2x -7 = 15 then the value of x is 11
2x + 7
15/7 is a rational number
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The smallest number into which both 7 and 15 can be divided evenly is 105.
Let the number be x and so if 2x -7 = 15 then the value of x is 11
Let the number be x Twice a number means 2x 7 less than twice a number means 2x-7
2*(7 + 15) = 2*22 = 44
2x + 7
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If you mean... -7+x*2=23 then x = 15. Done without the aid of a calculator ! The value of 'x' (the unknown number) MUST equal 30, because 30-7=23 - SO, half the unknown number must be 15!
15/7 is a rational number
2(x +7) = -1 2x + 14 = - 1 2x = -15 x = -7.5
2k - 7
The fraction 7/15 (represented in decimal form by 0.4666...) increased by 59 of itself is equal to the number 28. You can solve this by adding 1 to 59 (60) and then divide 28 by 60.
Then the number is 3
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