3 years ago

If you add twice to 6 times a number, do you get a number that is 6 times greater than 7 times the successor?

1 answer:

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It depends on the number that six is being multiplied by

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If you add twice to 6 times a number, do you get a number that is 6 times greater than 7 times the successor?​