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chubhunter [2.5K]

3 years ago

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How do I write an algebraic equation for this word problem?

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Doss [256]3 years ago

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Hi.

Please note that I haven't done much algebra.

4 more = 4 +

Twice as many than the runner up means 2 times the amount they ate (a variable) = 2n

So far we have 4 + 2n

Since it's an equation, we are going to know what it equals. In the problem, we find out that it's 11. So the equation looks like this:

4 + 2n = 11

If this didn't work out, please let me know.

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I believe n = 3.5

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