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3 is added to twice a number gives 41.Then find the number?​

Answers

Answered by TwilightShine
4

Answer -

  • The number is 19.

To find -

  • The number.

Step-by-step explanation :-

Let the number be "x".

Then -

  • Twice the number will be "2x".

Adding 3 to it -

  • We get "2x + 3".

According to the Question,

  • 2x + 3 = 41.

Therefore -

 \longmapsto \bf2x +  3 = 41

 \bf \longmapsto 2x = 41 - 3

 \longmapsto \bf 2x = 38

 \longmapsto \bf x =  \dfrac{38}{2}

 \longmapsto \bf x = 19

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Hence :-

  • The number is 19.

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Verification -

  • To check our answer, let's substitute the value of "x" in the equation and see whether LHS = RHS.

LHS :

 \implies 2x + 3

 \implies 2 \times 19 + 3

 \implies 38 + 3

 \implies 41

RHS :

 \implies 41

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LHS = RHS.

Hence verified!!

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Answered by Anonymous
10

Given :

  • 3 is added to twice a number gives 41.

To Find :

  • The number.

Solution :

Let the number be x.

ATQ,

↦ 2x + 3 = 41

↦ 2x = 41 - 3

↦ 2x = 38

↦ x = 38/2

↦ x = 19

Hence, the number is 19.

Verification :

Substituting x = 19, we get

↦ 2x + 3 = 41

↦ (2 × 19) + 3 = 41

↦ 38 + 3 = 41

↦ 41 = 41

Hence, verified. ✔️

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