The number 12 is incresed by 4. 3/4 of that number is then decreased from 20. What is the result?

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The number 12 is increased by 4. 3/4 of that number is then decreased from 20
12+4=16
3/4 of the 16=12
20-12=8

Hence the result is 8

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