NCERT Exemplar Solutions
Class 6 - Mathematics - Unit 7: Algebra - Multiple Choice QuestionsQuestion 23
Class 6 - Mathematics - Unit 7: Algebra - Multiple Choice Questions
Question. 23
I think of a number and on adding 13 to it, I get 27. The equation for this is
(A)
x – 27 = 13
(B)
x – 13 = 27
(C)
x + 27 = 13
(D)
x + 13 = 27
Detailed Answer with Explanation:
Step 1: Let the number be (x).
Step 2: “Adding 13 to it” means we do:
(x + 13)
Step 3: “I get 27” means the result is equal to 27:
(x + 13 = 27)
So, the correct equation is:
(x + 13 = 27)
Why the other options are not correct?
- (x - 27 = 13) → this means subtracting 27, not adding 13.
- (x - 13 = 27) → this means subtracting 13, not adding 13.
- (x + 27 = 13) → here the total is 13, but the question says the total is 27.