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2 years ago

Jim was thinking of a number. Jim doubles it, then adds 19 to get an answer of 70.1. What was the original number?

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Novosadov [1.4K]2 years ago

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Answer:

25.55

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us take the number he thinked of be x .

On doubling it :-

→ N = 2x

On adding 19 :-

→ N = 2x + 19

According to Question :-

→ 2x + 19 = 70.1

→ 2x = 70.1 - 19

→ 2x = 51.1

→ x = 51.1/2

→ x = 25.55

<h3>Hence the required answer is 25.55</h3>

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