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1. Five times a number increased by twelve is eighteen.
A. 5a + 12 = 18 B. 5a - 12 = 18
C. 18 = 5a + 12
D. 18 = 5a - 12
2. Fifty is equal to thrice a number increased by eleven.
A. 3 + 11a = 50 B. 3a x 11 = 50 C. 50 = 3a - 11 D. 50 = 3a + 11
3. If six times a number is subtracted by five, the difference is fifty-five.
A. 6a + 5 = 55 B. 6a - 5 = 55
C. 6a x 5 = 55
D. 6a + 5 = 55
4. The sum of four times a number and twelve is forty-eight.​

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1) A. 5a + 12 = 18

2) D. 50 = 3a + 11

3) B. 6a - 5 = 55

4) 4a + 12 = 48

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Answer:

1. A

2. D

3. B

4. 4a+12=48

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