A supervisor is using a seven-step strategy to solve a production problem: Machine B produces 10 units more than twice the amount of Machine A, and their total production is 100 units. Arrange the following steps in the correct order to solve this problem.

A project manager is tracking hours for two consultants. Consultant B worked 5 hours more than twice the hours of Consultant A. Together, they worked a total of 50 hours. If 'x' represents the hours worked by Consultant A, which equation correctly represents the total hours worked by both consultants?

A retail manager is analyzing store performance. Their report states that the number of 'Premium' memberships sold this month was 12 more than twice the number of 'Basic' memberships. Additionally, the sum of all memberships sold was 100. Match each verbal phrase from this report with its correct role or operation in the algebraic model.

In a workforce efficiency report, a manager notes that the number of tasks completed by the evening shift was six more than twice the number of tasks completed by the morning shift. If $n$ represents the number of tasks completed by the morning shift, what algebraic expression represents the number of tasks completed by the evening shift?

A project manager is calculating the budget for two phases of a renovation. Phase B costs eight thousand dollars more than twice the cost of Phase A ($x$). If the total budget for both phases is fifty thousand dollars, the equation $x + (8x + 2) = 50$ correctly models this situation.

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A technical training manual for analysts explains that when modeling a 'sum' and 'more than twice' relationship, the resulting equation (such as $x + (2x + 10) = 1$) requires three algebraic steps to solve. What is the primary reason for this third step as described in the problem-solving strategy?

A quality control analyst is following a seven-step problem-solving strategy to verify a calculation where one quantity is 'ten more than twice' another and their sum is a specific total. According to the strategy, what is required to successfully 'Check' the solution?