Two numbers add up to 102 and the first is 8 bigger than the second. What are the two numbers?
2 answers:
When solving algebraic word problems, we first set a variable to what we are trying to find. Then some "then" statements.
Let x = the smaller number
Then x + 8 = the bigger number
The sum of x and x + 8 is 102.
x + x + 8 = 102
Solve for x.
x + x + 8 = 102
2x + 8 = 102 <--- Combine like terms
2x = 94 <--- Subtract each side by 8
x = 47
Then the bigger number is 47 + 8 or 55.
So, the two numbers are 47 and 55.
The correct numbers are 55 and 47, because they have a difference of 8 and a sum of 102.
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