Kenneth S. answered 03/29/16
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Here's a thought! Let b = salary of Gov B. Then the problem tells you that Gov A makes b + 52,925.
Furthermore, the sum of these two (annual) salaries is 287,655.
This looks easy now, doesn't it? Hint: Solve for b, then state both salaries, and check their sum.