Carol H. answered 11/01/18
Experienced Mathematics Tutor w/ Master's Degree in Math
Let x = the number of electoral votes that B has
Let x- 21 = the number of electoral votes that A has
x + x - 21 = 87
2x = 108
x = 54
x - 21 = 54 - 21 = 33
Andrea C.
asked 11/01/18Based on the census state A has 21 fewer electoral votes for president than state B. if the total number of electoral votes for these two states is 87 find the number for each state?
Carol H. answered 11/01/18
Experienced Mathematics Tutor w/ Master's Degree in Math
Let x = the number of electoral votes that B has
Let x- 21 = the number of electoral votes that A has
x + x - 21 = 87
2x = 108
x = 54
x - 21 = 54 - 21 = 33
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