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Part cut off at the top was I think of a number , add 8 and multiply by 3 My answer is 66 what was my number Can someone help me

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Mashutka [201]3 years ago

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Your answer is 14 how i got it is simple first divide by 3 from 66 sense they multiply so it gonna be 22 NEXT minus 8 and your total/sum will be 14

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