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Here is my question
the sum of two numbers is twice their difference, and one number is five more than the 2 numbers. find the 2 numbers.
so far I have
eq1 is
x+y =
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Here is my question
the sum of two numbers is twice their difference, and one number is five more than the 2 numbers. find the 2 numbers.
so far I have
eq1 is
x+y =
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Question 1080333: Hi Guys
Here is my question
the sum of two numbers is twice their difference, and one number is five more than the 2 numbers. find the 2 numbers.
so far I have
eq1 is
x+y = 2(x-Y)
x=3y
eq2 i'm not so sure
x= y+5 Found 2 solutions by kvijioct, josgarithmetic:Answer by kvijioct(5) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! First Condition
x+y=2(x-y)
x+y=2x-2y
x=3y------------Eqn 1.
Second Condition - This condition is not clear in the given question-one number is 5 more than the 2 numbers. I have assumed it to be 'one number is 5 more than the second number' and have solved it below.
x=y+5
3y=y+5 (Substituting for 'x' from Eqn 1)
2y=5
y=5/2=2.5
So, x=3y
=3*2.5
=7.5
So, the solution is x=7.5, y=2.5
You can put this solution on YOUR website! ...and one number is five more than the 2 numbers.
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The two numbers are x and y.
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