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a/ I think of a number. If I add 6 to it three times, I get it five times. Determine this number.
b/ I think of a number. If I add 8 to its six times, I get a number that is 10 less than its fifteen times.
c/ I think of a number that, when increased by 6, is equal to its sixth.
d/ Which number, when reduced by a third, is 36?
b/ I think of a number. If I add 8 to its six times, I get a number that is 10 less than its fifteen times.
c/ I think of a number that, when increased by 6, is equal to its sixth.
d/ Which number, when reduced by a third, is 36?
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