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The product of 4 and a number is 18 more than twice the number. What is the number?
set up an equation of 4x=2x+18 solve for x
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-9?
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how?
forget about my response, I did not read carefully, sorry but @dtan5457 has this covered
4x=2x+18 subtract the 2x 2x=18 x=..?
ok so..
can you solve for x? 2x=18
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36
Am i right?
no. to see this better, what times 2 equals 18?
2(x)=18 x represents the missing number
9
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so it's 9?
therefore, your answer is 9. 9 times 4=36 twice of 9=18 the product of 4 and 9 is 18 more than twice of 9.
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Thank you
haha ok. no hesistate to ask later. see ya :)
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