If A is twice B and B equals 3, what is A?

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If A is twice B and B equals 3, what is A?

A is twice B, so A equals 2 times B. With B equal to 3, A = 2 × 3 = 6. So the value is 6. The other options don’t fit the relationship: 4 would imply B = 2, 3 would make A equal to B rather than twice, and 9 would require B = 4.5. Since B is 3, only 6 satisfies A = 2B.

A is twice B, so A equals 2 times B. With B equal to 3, A = 2 × 3 = 6. So the value is 6. The other options don’t fit the relationship: 4 would imply B = 2, 3 would make A equal to B rather than twice, and 9 would require B = 4.5. Since B is 3, only 6 satisfies A = 2B.

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