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I thought of a number, added 4 5/7 to it, and got the number equal to the original one times 12. What was the original number?
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I thought of a number, added 4 5/7 to it, and got the number equal to the original one times 12. What was the original number?
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I thought of a number, added 4 5/7 to it, and got the number equal to the original one times 12. What was the original number?
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Answer:
3/7
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Answer:
x=3/7
Explanation:
x+4 5/7 = 12x
4 5/7 = 11x
x = 3/7
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