Math, asked by nafizandakildeathlyr, 9 months ago

a number multiplyed by 3 and increased by 7 gives 40. find the number

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Answered by Anonymous

4

3x+7=40

3x=40-7

3x=33

x=11

Answered by vedikagupta4725

1

Answer:

x×3+7=40

3x=40-7

x= 33/3

x= 11

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