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One month,ruby worked 6 hours more than Isaac, and Svetlana worked 4 times as many hours as ruby. Together they worked 126 hours

find the number of hours each person worked.

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Misha Larkins [42]3 years ago

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I + 6 = r

4r = s

i + r + s = 126

4i + 24 = 4r

s= 4r

i = r-6

4i+24=i+6
-3i=18

i = 6

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