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The second of two number is 3 less than twice the first. Their sum is 36. Find the numbers
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The second of two number is 3 less than twice the first. Their sum is 36. Find the numbers
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-1x - 1y = -36
-2x + y = -3
-3x = -39
x = 13
The first number is 13, and the second number is 23
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x+y=36
y=2x-3
X+2x-3=36
3x-3=36
3x=36+3
3x=39
x=13
y=2(13)-3= 26-3=23
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