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3 years ago

Find the number, if the sum of 9 and a half a number equals 35. Which of the following translations is correct?

2 answers:

8 0

Let's translate “ the sum of 9 and a half a number equals 35 " into an equation which is:
9+1/2x=35
Or
9+x÷2=35
Solve:
9+1/2x=35
Subtract 9 to each side
9+1/2x-9=35-9
1/2x=26
Multiply 2 to each side
1/2x*2=26*2
x=52
It
9+x÷2=35
Subtract 9 to each side
9+x÷2-9=35-9
x÷2=26
Multiply 2 to each side
x÷2*2=26*2
x=52. As a result, the correct choices are 9+x÷2=35. Hope it help!

Alla [95]3 years ago

6 0

I think its the first choice
9+1/2x=35 is the original equation if you translate the words, but 9+x divided by 2=35 is equivalent
hope this helps!

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