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The sum of three numbers is -44.84. One of the numbers is 26.6. The other two numbers are equal to each other. What is the value

of each of the other numbers?

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docker41 [41]3 years ago

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A+b+c=-44.84

a=26.6
b=c

26.6+b+b=-44.84

2b=-44.84-26.6

b=-35.72

So, a=26.6, b=-35.72, c=-35.72

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