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Nady [450]
2 years ago
5

Capucine played a game where she earned 179 points from building 11 museums and 4 libraries. She earns 4 more points per museum

than per library. How many points does Capucine earn for each thing she builds?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Korolek [52]2 years ago
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Capucine played a game where she earned 179 points from building 11 museums and 4 libraries.

Lets assume  x points she earn per library

She earns 4 more points  for museum than  library.

4 more points per museum per x .  so the points earned per museum is x+4

she earned 179 points from 11 museums and 4 libraries.

So the equation becomes

11 (x+4) + 4x = 179

11x +44 + 4x = 179

15x + 44 = 179 ( subtract 44 from both sides)

15x= 135 (divide by 15 from both sides)

x = 9

She earns 9 points per library

We know points per museum = x+4 = 9+4 = 13

She earns 13 points per museum .

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