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1.)The sum of three times y and 50 is 200. 2.) twice the difference of m and 15 gives 55. 3.) five more than q is equal to 80. translate to algebraic equation​

1.)The sum of three times y and 50 is 200. 2.) twice the difference of m and 15 gives 55. 3.) five more than q is equal to 80. translate to algebraic equation​
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1.)The sum of three times y and 50 is 200.

2.) twice the difference of m and 15 gives 55.
3.) five more than q is equal to 80.

translate to algebraic equation​

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Explanation:

  1. 3y + 50 = 200
  2. 2(m-15) = 55
  3. q + 5 = 80
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