Question

twice the sum of the number and another number,which is five more than the first number

Answer 1

twice the sum of the number=2x
Another number=X+5

Answer 2

Answer:

The answer is $2(x+5)$

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the unknown number be x.

Now, the sum between x and 5 is $x+ 5$

Given problem says, twice the sum of the number and another number, which means we need to multiple the sum of x and 5 by 2, that is, $2(x+5)$.

We could have done $x+ (2* 5)$, but that is contradicting the problem which says twice the sum of the number and another number.

We could also have done $2x+5$, but similarly, this is a contradiction to the problem which says twice the sum of the number and another number.

Hence, the required answer is $2(x+5)$