Math, asked by lucifer2246, 11 months ago

Thrice a number increased by 6 equals 39 . Find the number.

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Answered by GMS04

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33

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Answered by muhammedinaz5473

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let number be X

thrice a number increased by 6

3x+6=39

3x=33

x=11

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