Can someone help me i'm really lost

Mathematics

2 answers:

aniked [119]3 years ago

8 0

1,100m=850m+2000

First, subtract 850m from both sides.

1,100-850=250

250m=2000

Divide each side by 250

m=8

It will be 8 months when they paid the same amount.

1100(8)=8,800

Shaun paid 8,800 dollars

850(8)=6,800
6800+2000=8,800
Taliyah paid 8,800 dollars

8,800+8,800=17,600

They spent 17,600 together.

A) 8 months
B) 17,600 dollars

rusak2 [61]3 years ago

4 0

Its asking how much did they both spent, in total, in order to reach the same amount spent in part A

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