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zepelin [54]
3 years ago
7

The total of 24 and a number x

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Tju [1.3M]3 years ago
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Answer:4

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There are 3900 workers in the three main buildings downtown. Twice as many people work in the largest building as in the smallest of the three. There are 500 more workers in the second-largest building than in the smallest building. How many workers are in each building?

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Let "b" be the number of workers in smallest building

Given that Twice as many people work in the largest building as in the smallest of the three

number of workers in largest building = 2b

Given that There are 500 more workers in the second-largest building than in the smallest building

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b + 2b + 500 + b = 3900

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