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3 years ago

Your teacher is giving a test worth 200 points. There are a total of 32 four-point and

2 answers:

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A+b=32
4a+7b=200

a = 15
b = 20

There are 15 four pointers and 20 seven pointers. You can plug in the numbers to check.

I believe this is correct. If not i am extremely sorry.
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Crank3 years ago

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Answer: a+b=32

4a+7b=200

a = 15

b = 20

There are 15 four pointers and 20 seven pointers. You can plug in the numbers to check.

it only 5 points but it’s okay.

Step-by-step explanation:

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