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OpenStudy (anonymous):

The fourteen students in Mateo's computer programming class are using the computer lab. Some computers are shared by pairs of students, and 2 students work alone. Which equation could you use to determine how many computers are shared in the computer lab? Let c be the number of shared computers. the quantity c over two all minus two equals fourteen two times c minus two equals fourteen two times c plus two equals fourteen the quantity c over two all plus two equals fourteen

OpenStudy (hba):

Very Easy Question :)

OpenStudy (hba):

Let c be the number of shared PCs: 8 students are working alone => 14-8 = 6 students are sharing

OpenStudy (hba):

6 students = 3 pairs of students

OpenStudy (hba):

That means there are 3 shared computers and 8 non shared ones, so there are 11 PCs.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

the quantity c over two all minus two equals fourteen two times c minus two equals fourteen two times c plus two equals fourteen the quantity c over two all plus two equals fourteen

OpenStudy (hba):

Tell me ?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

So it's the third one?

OpenStudy (hba):

Awesome :)

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