Three more than the quotient of a number and 2 is 8.

(x/2)+3=8 is the equation. Subtract 3 on both sides, (x/2)=5. Multiple 2 on both sides and your left with x=10.

1 is 5+2a =7 and 2is 14+3a=3 and 3 is 7-2a=5

1) You can represent the problem with this equation: 7 = (x/2) + 3

2) Subtract 3 from both sides: 4 = x/2

3) Multiply both sides by 2: 8 = x

The answer is 8.

1. 2x+5=7

2. 3x+14=2

3. 2x-7=5

4. 4x+2=-10

6. 3x-8=-14

6. (x/2)+3=7

7. 4x+2=14

8. (x/3)-8=5

9. 2x-3=11

10. 3x+7=25

4 is the quotient.

3 more than the quotient is 7 because 4+3=7.

Also to check 9-2=7.

4 is the quotient.

3 more than the quotient is 7 because 4+3=7.

Also to check 9-2=7.

Step-by-step explanation:

the quotient is the result of division

let x represent the number

(x/2) + 3 = 7

The expression is n/2 + 3 = 7

The unknown number would be 16.
8 times 2 is 16

let the number be x

according to question ,

(x÷2)+3=8

or, x÷2=8-3

or, x÷2=5

or, x=5×2=10

hence, the number is 10

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