SOLUTION: Deaths of climbers of a certain mountain were first recorded in the early twentieth century. From that time until last​ year, there have been
220 deaths. The total number o
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Question 1126239: Deaths of climbers of a certain mountain were first recorded in the early twentieth century. From that time until last year, there have been
220 deaths. The total number of deaths from falling is
83. This number is 17 more than three times
three times the number who died of exposure/frostbite. How many climbers died of exposure/frostbite?
Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
83=3x+17, where x=deaths from exposure/frostbite
3x=66
x=22 deaths
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