Ryan bought a total of 40 juice boxes. He bought 8 more boxes of apple juice than of grape juice. How many of each kind did he buy? Solve by predicting and testing.

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Ryan bought a total of 40 juice boxes.  He bought 8 more boxes of apple juice than of grape juice.  How many of each kind did he buy?  Solve by predicting and testing.

anonymous · Answer

Solve by predicting and testing.
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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

hey jessica, ur own ur own account

anonymous · Answer

what's ur other account?

anonymous · Answer

Omg...sorry I failed. I made her one today. Thanks. My friend's name is: nedred.

anonymous · Answer

x+8+x=40
2x=32
x=16

anonymous · Answer

lol sorry for trolling ur post

anonymous · Answer

@pespsifan

anonymous · Answer

I'm sorry too....Just wanted to talk to hahd....

anonymous · Answer

my msn is hahd@live.ca just add me there

anonymous · Answer

Me?

anonymous · Answer

yh

anonymous · Answer

Oh. Ok. Cool.

anonymous · Answer

@ pepsi fan once again sorry btw i wanna know what would be considered predicting and testing

anonymous · Answer

Bye! X)

anonymous · Answer

u could try if he bought equal amounts of each than u would have 20 and 20

anonymous · Answer

but since its 8 more and limit is 40

anonymous · Answer

u can subtract for one 4 and add those 4 to other

anonymous · Answer

is tht good enough?