Answer to Question #275611 in Algebra for Alia Espinol

Question #275611

pick a number . multiply the number by 12 and add 6to the product, divide the sum by 3, subtract twice the original numbers and subtract 2.


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Expert's answer
2021-12-07T09:54:43-0500

Let "n" denotes the picked number. Then we get

"\\frac{12n+6}3-2n-2,"

which is equal to

"4n+2-2n-2=2n" .

We conclude that we get the number which is equal twice to the original number.


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