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2 years ago

3 times the sum of 1/3 of a number and 8 is 11

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Anni [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

I guess this is how to do it....

3×(1/3 of x + 8)=11.

use the 3 to multiply the numbers in the bracket.

3x+24=11.

3x=11-24.

3x=-13.

x= -13/3.

x= -4.33.

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