3. When six is added to six times a number the result obtained is the same as when the number is added to 10 and the result multiplied by 3. Form an equation and solve it to find the unknown number.

Equation x(6+6)=3(10+x)

x=3.33

Step-by-step explanation:

Form an equation:

x(6+6) The result of 6+6 is multiplied by x, so you would put 6+6 in a bracket (you do what's inside the bracket first in BODMAS) and the x on the outside so you times the result by x.

3(10+x) The number x is added to 10 and the result is multiplied by 3, so the 10+x would go in a bracket with 3 on the outside.

These equal each other, so you would put an equals sign between it to make:

x(6+6)=3(10+x)

Solve to find x:

12x=30+3x You expand the brackets to make this.

9x=30 You would move 3x to the other side by doing the inverse and taking away 3x from 12x.

x=3.33 To get x you would have to do 30 divided by 9 which is 3.33.

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