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If you triple a number then subtract 14, you get 2/3 of the original number. what is the original number?

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Solution

Ifyoutripleanumberthensubtract14,youget32​oftheoriginalnumber.whatistheoriginalnumber?

Solution

Thenumber:6
Solution steps
Represent the number with x
A.T.Q.:3x−14=32​x
Solve for x,3x−14=32​x:x=6
Thenumber:6

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