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3 years ago

Please help me i'm being timed

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Evgen [1.6K]3 years ago

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To Find :-

The algebraic equations to solve the above problem .

Solution :-

Let ,

Large number = L
Small number = S

— According to first statement ,

L - S = 4
L - S - 4 = 0

— According to second statement ,

3L + 4S = 54
3L + 4S - 54 = 0 .

These equations matches with the second option b .

Option b is the correct answer.

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