Raymond B. answered 07/13/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
S=2F, T=F+4
F+S+T = 400
F+2F + F+4 = 400
4F = 396
F = 99 boxes in first group
S= 198 boxes in 2nd group
T= 103 boxes in 3rd group
Marisa T.
asked 07/12/21There are 400 boxes arranged in 3 groups. The second group has twice as many boxes as the first group. The third group has 4 more boxes than the first group. How many boxes are in the first group? Solve this problem in two ways: with the aid of a strip diagram and with algebraic equations. Explain your reasoning.
Raymond B. answered 07/13/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
S=2F, T=F+4
F+S+T = 400
F+2F + F+4 = 400
4F = 396
F = 99 boxes in first group
S= 198 boxes in 2nd group
T= 103 boxes in 3rd group
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