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WITCHER [35]
3 years ago
7

Jonah studied for 3 hours longer than sierra he also studied for 3 times as many hours as william. these relationships are shown

on the graph below. which statement is true if jonah studied for 6 hours
Mathematics
1 answer:
Lynna [10]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Sierra studied 3 hours

William studied 2 hours

Step-by-step explanation:

jonah studied 6 hours.

He also studied 3 hours longer than sierra meanining sierra studied 3 hours less than 6 hours.

So, 6 hours minus 3 hours is equals to 3 hours.

With that being said, Sierra has studied 3 hours.

Sierra = 3 hours

The question then states that Jonah studied 3 times as many hours as William.

Reminder: Jonah studied 6 hours in total.

This means that jonahs' hours (6 hours) is equals to 3 times williams hours (3x)

6 hours= 3x                        

x= williams hours

we divide both sides by 3 to see what x is equals to

in other words, we divide Jonahs' hours to see what williams hours are

With that being said, William studied for 2 hours

2 hours = x

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