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Anettt [7]
3 years ago
10

Over the last three evenings, Kala received a total of 131 phone calls at the call center. The third evening, she received 4 tim

es as many calls as the first evening. The second evening, she received 5 more calls than the first evening. How many phone calls did she receive each evening?
Mathematics
2 answers:
lapo4ka [179]3 years ago
8 0
Answer:

First evening, 21 calls. Second evening, 26 calls. Third evening, 84 calls.

Steps:

T = 4F

S = F + 5

131 = F + S + T

Substitute in the S and T equations;

131 = F + F + 5 + 4F

126 = 6F

F = 21

Then substitute F into both T and S equations;

T = 4 * 21

T = 84

S = 21 + 5

S = 26
stiks02 [169]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The no.of call received on the first evening  = 21

The no.of call received on the second evening  = 26

The no.of call received on the third evening = 84

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the no.of call received on the first evening be x.

The no.of call received on the second evening  = x + 5

The no.of call received on the third evening = 4x

x +   x+5   +  4x   = 131

6x + 5 = 131

     6x = 131 - 5

     6x = 126

        x = 126/6

       x = 21

The no.of call received on the first evening  = 21

The no.of call received on the second evening  = 21 + 5 = 26

The no.of call received on the third evening = 4*21 = 84

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