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Mathematics, 21.10.2020 19:01 Queenhagar

Solve the problem. Give the equation using x as the variable, and give the answer. The product of 8, and a number increased by 7, is 112. What is the number?
The equation is
(Do not simplify.)
The number is
(Simplify your answer.)


Solve the problem. Give the equation using x as the variable, and give the answer.

The product of

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