The sum of two numbers is 19 and one of the numbers is one more than twice the other. Represent this statement in the form of an equation using variable x.

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1.	The sum of two numbers is 19 and one of the numbers is one more than twice the other. Represent this statement in the form of an equation using variable x.
A.	\[x(2x+1)=19\]
B.	\[x+(2x+1)\,=19\]
C.	\[x+(2x-1)\,=19\]
D.	\[x\div (2x-1)=19\]
Answer» C. \[x+(2x-1)\,=19\]

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The sum of two numbers is 19 and one of the numbers is one more than twice the other. Represent this statement in the form of an equation using variable x.

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