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Axel Patton
18 March, 07:57
Twice a number, n, increased by 7 is equal to 19
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Antoine Simmons
18 March, 08:38
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N=12 because you subtract 7 from both sides of n+7=19
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Sadie Rodgers
18 March, 09:25
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I think the answer is 6
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