Question

Mr. Johnson's math class has twice as many students as Mrs. Jones' math class.

Mr. Smith's math class has 4 more students than Mr. Johnson's math class.
The total number of students in all of the classes is 54 students.
How many students are in Mr. Smith's class?
Hint: Make the number of students in Mrs. Jones class x

Answer 1

Mr Smith: 24

Mr Johnson: 20

Mrs Jones: 10

24+20+10=54

Explanation:

So I took a random number, and that number was 24.

I took 24 and put at as my testing in Smith's class.

If Mr. Smith had 24 students then, (x-4=Mr Johnson's class) Mr Johnson has 20 students, and half of that would be the amount of students in Mrs Jones class, so that equals 10.

J = Jones

Jo = Johnson

S = Smith

Finally S+Jo+J=54

Answer 2

Answer: 4x54=216

Explanation:

Well you don’t need to count in mr smiths math class because all the classes has 54 so um I did 4x54 hoped this helped :)