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Mathematics, 30.04.2021 18:00 amayarayne5

Jayden took a number n and increased it by 25%. Then, he doubled the resulting product. Which of the following is equivalent to these two steps and would result in the same final number? Show your work.
doubling the number and then decreasing the result by 25%
increasing the number by 50%
multiplying the number by 1.25
multiplying the number by 2.5

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