2 years ago

Six more than eight times a number equals thirty. what is that number?

2 answers:

5 0

6 + 8x = 30
Problem written out
8x = 24
Subtracted 6 to get 8x alone
x = 3
Divided 8 to get your answer!

VikaD [51]2 years ago

3 0

Let's write the expression

six more (+6) than eight times a number (8x) equals 30 (=30)

8x + 6 = 30
8x = 30 - 6
x = 24/8
x = 3

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