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Greg had $17 more than Fred, and together they had just enough money to by their mom a present that costs $85. How much money di

d Greg have?

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babunello [35]3 years ago

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<u>Define x:</u>

Let Fred had x dollar.

Fred = x
Greg = x + 17

<u>Solve x :</u>

x + x + 17 = 85
2x + 17 = 85
2x = 68
x = 34

<u>Find the amount each of them had:</u>

Fred = x = $34
Greg = x + 17 = 34 + 17 = $51

Answer: Greg had $51

raketka [301]3 years ago

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Greg had $51 while Fred had $34.
Greg has $17 more than Fred: 51-34 = 17
Together, their money is enough to get their mom a present that costs $85 ($51 + $34 = $85)

So Greg have $51.

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