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The sum of Sally's age plus twice Tomas's age is 12. The difference of Sally's age and Thomas's age is 3. Write and solve a system of equation to find their ages. Interpret the solution.
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The sum of Sally's age plus twice Tomas's age is 12. The difference of Sally's age and Thomas's age is 3. Write and solve a system of equation to find their ages. Interpret the solution.
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Sally is older because: Sally:6 Thomas:3 Twice Thomas's age is 6. 6+6=12 Equation:6+3x2 or (6+3)x2 hint:PEMDAS Solved:12
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s=sally
tomas=t
s+2t=12
s-t=3
add t to both sides
s=3+t
subtitute 3+t for s in first equation
3+t+2t=12
3+3t=12
subtract 3
3t=9
divide by 3
t=3
tomas=3
subsitute
s=t+3
s=3+3
s=6
sally=6
tomas=3
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