Raymond B. answered 05/01/20
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
K + J + A = 75
J = 2A
A = K-7
K=A+7
A+7 + 2A + A = 75 = $75
4A = 75-7 = 68
A = 68/4 = 17 = $17
J=2A =2(17) = 34 = $34
K = A +7 = 17+7 = 24 = $24
17+34 +24 = 75
You have 3 equations, 3 unknowns, so by substitution of one equation into the other, you can solve for one variable, then for the others.
Keiko has $24, John has $34, Alonzo has $17
That adds up to $75 and satisfies the other two equations as well.
John has twice Alonzo, 34= twice 17
and Alonzo has 7 less than Keiko, 17 = 24-7