I think of a number, divide it by 5, add 3 and get 9.

Write an equation for each of these statements and solve it to find the number which is being thought of.
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Let the number be N. Divide by 5: N/5; add 3: N/5+3=9. So N/5=6 and N=5*6=30.
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