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2 years ago

Someone please help meeeee

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zepelin [54]2 years ago

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Answer:

The number is -1

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation for the first part is (2n+7)2. This is because "twice a number" is 2n and "7 is added" will make it 2n+7. The "sum is multiplied by two" Is multiplying everything by two. This will make it (2n+7)

The second part is -8n+2. Since a number is multiplied by negative eight it will be -8n. Then it is added by two.

Both equation equal each other the overall equation will be (2n+7)2=-8n+2

You will distribute. making it 4n+14=-8n+2

Add 8n to both sides making it 12n+14=2

subtract 14 from both sides making it 12n=-12

Divide both sides by 12 . making it number=-1

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