Answer:
Sum of 4 consecutive integers is always an even number not divisible by 4 and 50 being even and not divisible by 4, we can find 4 consecutive intergers to sum up to 50. Indeed, the integers are 11, 12, 1 3 and 14.
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Step-by-step explanation:

First, collect and rearrange the like terms.



Then, solve the equation:



So, the answer is
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About 509 people. To find this answer you should set up a proportion and solve for x
I hoped this helped a little
Ok here is what I think.
Let us first number these statements, as #1, and #2.
First statement: 3x + 8y = 12 (1)
Second Statement: 2x + 2y = 3 (2)
Now, we can work from this.
We want to make one of the equations be equal to 0 so that at the end when we check they can be equal to each other.
Let us use 4.
3x+8y=12 1-8x-8y=-12 2
This gives us:-5x = 0
Now we should try and isolate x so we can substitute it into one of the equations.
We have -5x=0
and x=0
3(0)+8y=12
8y=12
y=12/8
y=3/2
Plug in these new equations
y=3/2 and y=0 into any of the first equations
3x+8y=12 3(0)+8(3/2)= 12 8(3/2)=12 4(3)=12 12=12
Now we know it works, thats our check^^
Answer:
3x - 5
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the number is x in this situation btw