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Six times Jason's collection of books and one-third of Nathan's collection add up to 134 books. One-third of Jason's collection and Nathan's entire collection add up to 31 books.
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Let J = number of Jason's books Let N = number of Jason's books See if you think these equations accurately describe the problem: 6*J + (1/3)*N = 134 (1/3) * J + N = 31
If so, solve those simultaneously.
so i just divide those two number
You can solve them simultaneously by addition/subtraction or substitution.
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