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There are two numbers. Twice the larger number increased by three times the smaller number equals 156. Four times the larger number decreased by the smaller number equals 158. Find the two numbers.

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Solution

Therearetwonumbers.Twicethelargernumberincreasedbythreetimesthesmallernumberequals156.Fourtimesthelargernumberdecreasedbythesmallernumberequals158.Findthetwonumbers.

Solution

Thenumbers:45,22
Solution steps
Represent the numbers with xandy:
number1:x
number2:y
A.T.Q.:
2x+3y=156
4x−y=158
2x+3y=156,4x−y=158:x=45,y=22
Thenumbers:45,22

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