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Jaci has $4 more than Shea. Together they have $60. How much does each have? Let s = Shea's money. Let s + 4 = Jaci's money.
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The problem would be: s + s +4 = 60 Which can be rewritten as: 2s + 4 = 60 Using the Subtraction Property, we can get: 2s = 56 And the final step would be using the Division Property to isolate s. Divide each side by 2 to get the answer. So: s = 28 Shea's money is $28 dollars and Jaci's is four more than that, $32.
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