Let x,y, & z = the unknowns. Based on the information, the relationships are as follows:
x + y + z = 144
z = 4x
y = x +6
So, substituting into the first equation, we have x + (x + 6) + 4x = 144
or 6x + 6 = 144
Then 6x = 138 So,
x = 23
y = 29
z = 92
Ryia M.
asked 08/08/19Let x,y, & z = the unknowns. Based on the information, the relationships are as follows:
x + y + z = 144
z = 4x
y = x +6
So, substituting into the first equation, we have x + (x + 6) + 4x = 144
or 6x + 6 = 144
Then 6x = 138 So,
x = 23
y = 29
z = 92
Isidro L. answered 08/10/19
AP Calculus AB /Algebra Teacher 20 years Experience.
X= first unknown number Given: The third number is 4 more than the first. z=4x
y=second unknown number The second number is 6 more than the first y=x+6
z=third unknown number
x+y+z=144
z=4x
y=x+6
x + (x+6) +4x=144
6x +6 =144
6x= 144-6
6x= 138
x=23
2.Let find z and y.
z=4x= 4(23) = 92, z=92
3.Let find y, y= x+6= 23+6 =29
Let check our answers .
x+ y+z=144
23+29+92=144, so the answer check⁄
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