Raymond B. answered 04/16/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
x=3y, y=x/3
d=2+y = 2+x/3
x+y+d = 17
x+x/3 + 2 +x/3 = 17
5x/3 = 15
x/3 =3
x = 9 = number of box kites
y= 3 = number of butterfly kites
d = 5 = number of dragon kites
Makaila B.
asked 04/15/21There are 17 kites in a kite-flying contest at the beach. There are 3 times as many box kites as butterfly kites. There are 2 more dragon kites than butterfly kites. Which equation could be used to solve for the number of butterfly kites, x, in the contest?
Raymond B. answered 04/16/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
x=3y, y=x/3
d=2+y = 2+x/3
x+y+d = 17
x+x/3 + 2 +x/3 = 17
5x/3 = 15
x/3 =3
x = 9 = number of box kites
y= 3 = number of butterfly kites
d = 5 = number of dragon kites
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