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mezya [45]
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adell [148]3 years ago
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-1/2x           -1/2x
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42 = 3.5x
/3.5   /3.5
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explanation: 42 more than 1/2 of a number can be written as 1/2x + 42
four times a number can be written as 4x.
42 more than 1/2 of a number is equal to 4 times a number. So 1/2x + 42 = 4x.

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