georges page contains twice as many typed words as bills page and bills page contains 50 fewer words than charlies page. the dif
ferenence between twice the number of words on bills page and the number of words on charlies page is 210what is answer
1 answer:
Let
Cp= Charlie's page
Gp= George's page
Bp= Bill's page
To get Charlie's page:
2 (Cp+50)- Cp=210
2 Cp + 100-Cp=210
Cp= 210-100
Cp= 110
to get Bill's page:
Bp=Cp+50
= 110+50
Bp= 160
to get George's page
Gp=2(Bp)
= 2(160)
Gp= 320
therefore:
Cp= Charlie's page has 110
Gp= George's page has 320
Bp= Bill's page has 160
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