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Two trains, train A and train b Weigh a total of 354 tons. Train A is heavier than train b. The difference of their weights is 3

14 tons. What is the weight of each train

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anastassius [24]3 years ago

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B=(354➖314) ➗2=20
A=20➕314=334

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