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I am thinking of a number.if you multiply my number by 4,add 4 to the product ,and then take 1/3 of the sum, the result is 6. fi

nd my number

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NeTakaya3 years ago

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6=((X*4)+4)/3

18=(X*4)+4

14=4X

7/2=X <— Answer

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