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I have a total of 10 gigabytes of data on my computer, x gigabytes are movies, pictures take up half the amount of space that mo

vies do and the rest is music. How many gigabytes of music is stored on my computer?

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Reil [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

Movies: x gig

pictures: x/2 gig

music: 10 - x - x/2 = 10 - (3/2)x

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