Writing Equations from Word Problems

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  x+y = 51 x-y = 21 Add these equations and we get, 2x = 72, so x =36 From equation 1 above, we get y = 51-36 = 15 So, x = 36, y = 15. The solution assists with writing equations from word problems.

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• Writing a Word Problem from a System of Equations

  149646 Writing a Word Problem from a System of Equations Details: From the following augmented matrix, first write the system of equations that represents the augmented matrix and then create a real-world word problem that would represent these equations

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  97604 Writing Equations from Word Problems The length of a rectangle is three times its width. If the area of the rectangle is 147 cm2 , find its perimeter. Please see the attached file. A word problem is solved.

• Writing Equations from Word Problems : Time and Distance, Two Moving Objects

  66793 Writing Equations from Word Problems : Time and Distance, Two Moving Objects At 2:00 p.m. bike A is 4km north of point C and traveling south as 16km/h. At the same time, bike B is 2 km east of C and traveling east at 12km/h. a.

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  97606 Writing Equations from Word Problems The length of a rectangle is five times its width. If the perimeter of the rectangle is 60 yards, find its area. Please see the attached file for the complete solution. Thanks for using BrainMass.

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  127357 Writing Equations from Word Problems: Adjusting the Saddle Adjusting the saddle: The saddle height on a bicycle should be 109% of the riders inside leg measurement L.

• What are the possible values for two numbers with a sum less than 17 and on is 1 more than the first?

  97614 Writing Equations from Word Problems The sum of two numbers is less than 17. The second number is 1 more than the first. What are the possible values for the first of the two numbers? Please see the attached file for the complete solution.