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3 years ago

Six times the sum of a number and twelve is forty. Which equation represents this?

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1 answer:

Anton [14]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

40=6x+12

we know the total of everything is 40, so out that on one side.

1. Let the number be X

Therefore, six times the sum=6x

and twelve

so, 6x+12

put that together,

6x+12=40

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