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andrew-mc [135]
3 years ago
7

Five friends take a maths test

Mathematics
1 answer:
gulaghasi [49]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Adam scored 60, Brandon scored 66, Chen scored 74, Damion scored 75, and Erica scored 75.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since five friends took the maths test, and Adam, Brandon, and Chen together together scored 200 marks; Brandon, Chen and Damion together scored 215; Chen, Damion and Erica together scored 224; and Damion and Erica scored more than Chen; While the five of them together scored 350 marks, to determine what are their individual scores the following calculations must be performed:

Adam + Brandon + Chen = 200

Damion + Erica = 150

Brandon + Chen + Damion = 215

Adam + Erica = 135

Chen + Damion + Erica = 224

Adam + Brandon = 126

Adam + Brandon = 126 + Chen = 200

Chen = 200 - 126

Chen = 74

Damion and Erica scored more than Chen

Chen + Damion + Erica = 224

74 + Damion + Erica = 224

Damion + Erica = 150

Damion = 75

Erica = 75

Brandon + Chen + Damion = 215

Brandon + 74 + 75 = 215

Brandon = 215 - 74 - 75

Brandon = 66

Adam = 350 - 75 - 75 - 74 - 66

Adam = 60

Therefore, Adam scored 60, Brandon scored 66, Chen scored 74, Damion scored 75, and Erica scored 75.

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