Raymond B. answered 02/26/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
x + 2y = 32
x + 3y = 40
subtract 1st equation from the 2nd
x-x +3y-2y =40-32
y = 8 = sister's age
x =32 -2(8)= 16 = Sarah's age
Reema A.
asked 02/26/22The sum of Sara's age and twice the age of her sister is 32. If we take three times the age of Sara’s sister and add it to Sara’s age is the sum is 40. Calculate their present ages.
Sara's Age =
Sara's Sister Age =
Raymond B. answered 02/26/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
x + 2y = 32
x + 3y = 40
subtract 1st equation from the 2nd
x-x +3y-2y =40-32
y = 8 = sister's age
x =32 -2(8)= 16 = Sarah's age
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