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seropon [69]
3 years ago
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Juan owes his cousin, Benito, $10.00. Benito is tired of waiting for Juan to pay him back. To try and get Juan to pay up more qu

ickly, Benito has decided to add $1.00 per day to the amount Juan owes him. Juan also owes his brother, Tavon, $15.00. Tavon liked Benito's idea of charging additional money, but because he is Juan's brother, decided he would only charge $.50 per day. Write and solve an equation that shows the number of days it will take for Juan to owe Benito and Tavon the same amount of money
Mathematics
1 answer:
AleksAgata [21]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Equation: 10+x= 15 +0.5x

Time: 10 days

Amount: 20$

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Equation for Benito:</u>

  • 10 + x*1

<u>Equation for Tavon:</u>

  • 15 + x*0.5

<u>Since the sums equalize at some time, we get:</u>

  • 10+x= 15 +0.5x
  • x - 05x = 15- 10
  • 0.5x = 5
  • x= 5/0.5
  • x= 10 days

After 10 days, Juan will owe both Benito and Tavon $20

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