What two numbers have a sum of 191 and a difference of 63? *Hint: Create a system where one equation represents the sum and one
equation represents the difference. (smaller number) (bigger number)
2 answers:
Answer:
both numbers are 127 and 64
Step-by-step explanation:
x= one of the numbers
191-x= the other number
(191-x)-x=63
191-x-x=63 (combine like terms)
191-2x=63 (rearrange)
191-63-2x (simplify)
128=2x
64=x
(127 +64=191)
(127-64= 63)
Answer:
127 &64
Step-by-step explanation:
x+y=191 eq(1) & x-y=63 eq(2)
x=63+y then put in the eq(1)
63+y+y=191
2y=191-63
y=64 then put in the eq(2)
x-y=63
x= 63+y
x=63+64
x=127
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