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goldenfox [79]
3 years ago
7

Please Help. Tristen is building 3 trophies using Legos. He needs 324 total Legos. Tristen uses 220 Legos for the largest trophy

and 135 Legos for the smallest trophy. How many Legos will he use to build the final trophy.
1) create an equation to represent the problem

2) select the correct answer

a. 817

b. 165

c. 155
Mathematics
1 answer:
velikii [3]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. The equation is given as

324 = 220 +135 + C

2. We have 166 As the correct answer but is not in the option

Step-by-step explanation:

We are been given the following values

No. of trophies = 3

Total Legos required for all trophies = 324

No. of Legos for largest trophy(A) = 220

No. of Legos for smallest trophy(B) = 135

No. of Legos required for final trophy(C) which is unknown

Total legos will addition of everything

Total Legos = [Number of Legos for largest trophy(A) + Number of Legos for smallest trophy(B) + Number of Legos required for final trophy(C)]

Substituting the values

324 = 220 +135 + C

Making C subject of formula

324 = 355 + C

324 - 355 = C

-31 = C

135 + 31 = 166

We have 166 As the answer

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