Answer:
To get it ticking again?
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What is the answer?
I think it should be C but let me know if im wrong plz
So... we have two numbers
say "a" and "b"
one is larger than the other, let us say, "b" is larger than "a"
by how much?
well, "<span>eight more than three times"
three times the smaller is 3 * a, or 3a
eight more than that is 3a + 8
so b = 3a+ 8
the sum of both of them is 52
so, we know that
a + b = 52
run a substitution on "b" on the 2nd equation, and solve for "a"
once you find "a", plug it back in the 2nd equation, to get "b"
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We have been given that a rectangular auditorium seats 1702 people. Also, the number of seats in each row exceeds the number of rows by 9.
Let us assume that there are x rows in the auditorium. Therefore, there must be (x+9) seats in the each row. This will also be equal to the number of columns in the auditorium.
Therefore, we can set up an equation as:

We can now factor this quadratic as shown below:

Upon solving this equation, we get:

Since number of rows cannot be negative. Therefore, there must be 37 rows in the auditorium. And hence, the number of seats in each row will be 37+9=46 seats.
Answer:
The sequence is subtracting 12 each time. The next two numbers would be 152, and 140
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