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Set up equations and solve them to find the unknown numbers in the following cases: When I subtracted 11 from twice a number, the result was 15.

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Answered by TulipHeart
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\large\dag \: {\underline{\underline{\sf{Given :}}}} When 11 is subtracted from twice a number, the result is 15.

\large\dag \: {\underline{\underline{\sf{To~Find :}}}} What is the unknown number?

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\bullet Let the unknown number be x.

Then,

⌬ Twice the number = 2 × x = 2x

When 11 is subtracted from it,

2x - 11

\bf{\underline{ \bigstar \: According~to~the~question,}}

\begin{lgathered} \\ : \: \implies \quad \sf 2x - 11 = 15 \end{lgathered}

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 : \: \implies \quad \sf{2x = 15 + 11}

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 : \: \implies \quad \sf{2x = 26}

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 : \: \implies \quad \sf{x = \dfrac{ \cancel{26}^{ \: 13} }{ \cancel{2}_{ \: 1} } }

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 : \: \implies \quad \mathfrak{\fbox{x = 13}}

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Therefore, the unknown number is 13.

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Let's verify the answer now...!

✇ Substituting x = 13, we get :

\looparrowright \: \sf{2x - 11 = 15}

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\looparrowright \: \sf{2(13) - 11 = 15}

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\looparrowright \: \sf{26 - 11 = 15}

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\looparrowright \: \sf{15 = 15}

Hence, verified. ✓

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