No solution since when you subtract six from both sides you cannot get -6 on the left side since you have use the absolute value
3x=e^5
x=(e^5)/3
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Answer: The fifth piece of paper could have any number 9 and less or 14 and greater.
Step-by-step explanation: The list of choices is not given in the question, but it makes sense that the new number would not be a duplicate of any of the numbers 10, 11, 12, 13. Otherwise that would change the probability to 5/5.
So any other number could be a possibility.
