Maths
Question asked by: felly boy
Asked on: 05 Mar 2009
A+b=40
b+c=35
a+b+c=100
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We know that a + 35 = 100, so a = 65
a + b = 40, so 65 + b = 40, so b = -25
b + c = 35, so - 25 + c = 35, so c = 60
check: a + b + c = 100, and 65 - 25 + 60 = 100 so we are correct.
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Replied at: 11 Mar 2009
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