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3 years ago

Jake and Gloria are running on the track team. Gloria can run twice as many miles as

Mathematics

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Tanzania [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

J+2J=12 so 3J=12 so J=4

Step-by-step explanation:

Use J to represent Jake's miles.

We know that Gloria's miles (G) is twice J, so G=2J

We also know that Jake and Gloria together ran 12 miles.

So we know, J+2J=12 or 3J=12 meaning J=4

So Jake runs 4 miles, and since Gloria is two times that she ran 8 miles.

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