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i thought of a number. if i subtract 6 from it and multiply the difference by 4 the result is 36. find the number that i thought

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SVEN [57.7K]3 years ago

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Since the difference*4=36, the difference = 9
since the number-6= the difference, the number-6=9
Thus the number is 15

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