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I believe the answer is c, TSR
Answer: The computer can solve 24,000 math problems in 2 minutes.
Step-by-step explanation:
1.) Multiply 1 * 200, in order to get the amount of problems solved in a second, which would be 200.
2.) Multiply 200 * 60 to get the amount of problems solved in a minute, which would be 12,000.
3.) Multiply 12,000 * 2 in order to get the amount of problems solved in 2 minutes, which would be 24,000.
Let x and y be the two unknown numbers. If one number, say x,is 5 more than 3 times another, say y, the equation would be
x = 5 + 3y
When their difference is 35, x-y = 35, since x is the much larger number here. We substitute x to solve for the smaller number, y.
x - y = 35
(5 + 3y) -y = 35
5 +2y = 35
2y = 35-5
2y = 30
y = 15
The larger number x would be
x = 5 + 3(15)
x = 50
The answer is 50.