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julsineya [31]
3 years ago
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Please maayos na sagot po hindi ko kayo pinipilitkung hindi ninyo alamFilipino po yan​

Physics
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aniked [119]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

f Homework: Creating and Solving Linear Equations to Model Real World Problems Part I

he document will

1) Use the story below about Sanjeet and his friends' end-of-season basketball statistics to answer the

questions that follow.

Story

Points Scored

Terrence's points:

Sanjeet and his teanit members were looking

Sanjeet's points:

Cole's points:

at the total points scored by each player

during the season. Sanjeet scored twice ay

many pointy ay Terrence. Cole scored 12

more points than Sanjeet. Together the boys

scored 992 points during the season. How

many points did each boy score?

Equation:

Explanation:

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