Ruby G. answered 04/02/19
Mathematics Instructorx
Let's assume susie grade represents S and Frankie Grdaes as F.
so the given equations would be as follows
S-F=22
S=F=168
Adding these two together we get
2S=190
S=95
therfore F=73
Jonathan P.
asked 01/09/19Idk I’m so confused
Ruby G. answered 04/02/19
Mathematics Instructorx
Let's assume susie grade represents S and Frankie Grdaes as F.
so the given equations would be as follows
S-F=22
S=F=168
Adding these two together we get
2S=190
S=95
therfore F=73
Lauren H. answered 01/09/19
Experienced High School Chemistry Teacher
2 unknowns requires 2 equations:
s + f = 168
s - f = 22, s = f + 22
f + 22 + f = 168
2f = 146
f = 73
s = 95
Get a free answer to a quick problem.
Most questions answered within 4 hours.
Choose an expert and meet online. No packages or subscriptions, pay only for the time you need.