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3 years ago

Pleaseee i need help will mark brainliest

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Kipish [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Is that canvas? .-.

⬇ Anyways, hey bud! The answer is down below ⬇

The answers are bolded so watch out for those!

Part 1

a. Complete this table showing some possible combinations of the number of each type of game being played;

Chess games (x) | Poker games (y)

1) 28 divided by 2 = 14 1) 8x4 = 32 people

2) 12x2=24 people 2) 36 divided by 4 = 9

3) 0 3) 15x4 = 60 people

4) 2x2=4 people 4) 56 divided by 4 = 14

Part 2 (Just a little extra ;] I love math :D)

b. There are 3 more games of poker being played than games of chess being played;

Y = x+3

60 = 2x+4y

Y = 8+3

Y = 11

60 = 2x+4(x+3)

60 = 2x+4x+12

$\frac{48}{6} = \frac{6x}{6}$

8 = x

8 games of chess are played and 11 games of poker.

Step-by-step explanation:

None, but on Part 1 you were actually correct! Good job!

You may have a great day! Bye! :D

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