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LittleJim LittleJim
  • 12-08-2015
  • Mathematics
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The sum of 13 and twice a number h

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SpeedAngel SpeedAngel
  • 12-08-2015

If I'm reading the question right, you're asking for \(13+2n\), right? Well, if we assume this equation equals zero, then we can subtract 13 from each side to get \(2n=-13\). Divide 2 from each side and for your final answer, drumroll please, ........ \(n=-13/2\). Hope that helps.

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SchwarzschildRadius
SchwarzschildRadius SchwarzschildRadius
  • 12-08-2015

So,

"The sum of 13"
13 +

"and twice a number h"
2(h) or 2h

13 + 2h

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