For them knowing i have dyslexia...they sure like to screw with my head... "I am 3 times as old as Sue is," Frank said to Ann. "On the other hand, I am 15 years older than John while Sue is 1 year younger than John. How old am I?" If J represents John's age, then which of the following equations could be used to solve the problem? 3J + 15 = 3J - 1 3(J + 15) = J - 1 J + 15 = 3J - 1 J + 15 = 3(J - 1)
Before I answer your question, just a quick question, what grade math are you in, and how old are you?
im 15...and coordinate algebra ab
So grade what?
9th
Okay, is this normal grade 9 math?
Yea...Why does this matter
Because, I was an old math teacher, and just wanted to catch up on what skill level goes to what grade. I would say this is right on track. :)
O...k...
Sally is 8. John is 9. Frank is 24.
8 times 3 is 24. 9 (John's age) plus 15 is also 24.
So...-_- hang on my eyes and head dont like to co-op...gimme a moment while i reist the urge to gouge them out...
And the last equation is correct.
No problem, take your time!
well now my eyes hurt and i can read it somewhat...so last one? Y for yes and L for no please...those the only ones i can tell right now...im typing from memory of the keyboard so if i mess up my gramar forgive me :3
y
Ty
np
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