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ivolga24 [154]
3 years ago
5

In a recent international sport​ competition, the top three countrieslong dash—country ​a, country​ b, and country clong dash—wo

n a total of 127127 medals. country b won 1313 more medals than country
c. country a won 4141 more medals than the total amount won by the other two. how many medals did each of the top three countries​ win?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alex73 [517]3 years ago
4 0
We need to build a system of equations:

a + b + c = 127......(1)
b  - c = 13..............(2)
a - b - c = 41..........(3)

adding equations (1) and (3):-

2a = 168
a = 84   
Substituting for in equation (1)-
84 + b + c = 127
b   + c = 43...........(4)
Adding equations (2) and (4):-
2b = 56 

b = 28
Finally from equation (2)
c = 28-13 = 15

Answer is Country a had 84 points , b had 28 points and c had 15 points.

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