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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides
If I add my...
Question
If
I
add my number to a quater of my number,
I
get
12
1
2
. What is that number.
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Solution
let my number
=
x
Quater of my numbers
=
x
4
according to problem,
=
x
+
x
4
=
12
1
2
=
5
x
4
=
25
2
x
=
25
2
×
4
5
x
=
10
∴
my numbers
=
x
=
10
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