Mathematics, 04.08.2019 23:30, maryforney

Multiply the number by 4. add 12 to the product. divide this sum by 2. subtract 6 from the quotient. 1st number is 3 and the results 2nd number is 6 and the results 3rd number is 8 and the results 4th number is 12 and the results part a. write a conjecture that relates the result of the process to the original number selected. represent the original number as n. what is the result part b represent the original number as n, use deductive reasoning to prove the conjecture in part (a) multiply the number by 12 and the results add 4 to the product and the results divide the sum by 2 subtract 2 from the quotient

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