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2 years ago
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Oleg, Sasha, and Dima share 600 toys. Sasha has twice as many toys as Oleg. Dima has 40 more toys than Oleg. How many toys does

Oleg have?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Anika [276]2 years ago
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Answer: 140

Oleg, Sasha, and Dima shared 600 toys. Sasha had twice as many toys as Oleg. Dima had 40 more toys than Oleg.

Let the number of toys Oleg has = x

Let the number of toys Sasha has = y

Let the number of toys Dima has = z

Sasha had twice as many toys as Oleg

So y = 2*x= 2x

Dima had 40 more toys than Oleg.

z = x + 40

Oleg, Sasha, and Dima shared 600 toys

x + y + z= 600

We know y=2x and z=x+40

Replace it for y and z

Subtract 40 on both sides

Divide by 4 on both sides

Oleg had 140 toys

Step-by-step explanation:

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