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The sum of two numbers is 66. The smaller number is 16 less than the larger number. What are the numbers?

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Thesumoftwonumbersis66.Thesmallernumberis16lessthanthelargernumber.Whatarethenumbers?

Solution

Thenumbers:25,41
Solution steps
Represent the numbers with xandy:
number1:x
number2:y
A.T.Q.:
x+y=66
x=y−16
x+y=66,x=y−16:x=25,y=41
Thenumbers:25,41

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