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After a number is increased by 1/3 of its value, the result is 664. What was the original value?? Thank you!! please help!
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Let us say the number is \(x\). Then for it to be increased by \(\frac 13\) its value and have that value equal \(664\) means the following.\[x+\frac{x}{3}=664\]Now, just solve for \(x\).
would i have to do a square root?
oh no, i would just have to divide be 2 right?
you should eventually get 498 by solving that
oh thank you for your answer
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did you figure it out?
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take x+(1/3)x = 664 factor out the x to get x(1+1/3) = 664 x(4/3) = 664 x= (664*3)/4 x=498
thank you very much. Sorry for my ignorance
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