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Question

Translate the following statements into an equation, using $x$ as the variable: $9$ added to twice a number gives $13.$

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Answer

Let the number be $x.$
Twice of this number $= 2x$
According to the question, $2x + 9 = 13$
Hence, the required equation is $2x + 9 = 13.$

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