Oh! I answered this question last week! Don't know if it was the same exact one, but whatever. So first cut the number of pages in Kate's report in half, then add 5 to that. So, (14÷2)+5

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Ann and Betty together have $60. Ann has $9 more than twice Betty's amount. How much money does each have?

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First and mainly keep that 9 one side,
There are 2 people involved Ann and Betty, Then divide the TOTAL AMOUNT BY THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE.
· Then it will look like $60÷2= $30 per person.
In this case everyone has equal amount of money, but the question say Ann has $9 more than Betty's. so, Ann≈ $30 +$9= $39.
Betty≈ $30-$9= $21
Because loses money because Ann has more,
TOTAL=Ann+Betty
$60= $39+$21

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