Peter scored 151515 goals during his second soccer season as a forward. He scored 666 fewer goals during his first season. The t eam as a whole scored 444 times as many goals as Peter during the two seasons. How many goals did the team score during the two seasons?
1 answer:
Answer:
96
Step-by-step explanation:
Total goals scored by peter in second season = 15
In first season he was said to have scored 6 fewer goals. 15-6 = 9
The team as a whole scored 4times as much as peter did.
Let's call the total number of goals peter scored , T
So t = 15 + 9 = 24
4 times as much as peter = 4 x T
= 4x24
= 96 goals in both seasons were scored by the team.
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