Peter scored 15 goals during his second soccer season as a forward. He scored 6 fewer goals during his first season. The team as a whole scored 4 times as many goals as Peter during the two seasons. How many goals did the team score during the two seasons?

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Antoine Martin

Mathematics

5 November, 20:19

Peter scored 15 goals during his second soccer season as a forward. He scored 6 fewer goals during his first season. The team as a whole scored 4 times as many goals as Peter during the two seasons. How many goals did the team score during the two seasons?

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Chanel Gill · Answer 1

96 goals

Step-by-step explanation:

Take his 15 and subtract 6, which gives you nine. He scored 15 for the second and 9 the first season. Add 15 and 9 to get 24. Multiply 24 by 4 to get the total amount of goals scored by the team.

24*4=96

Journey · Answer 2

The team scored 96 goals during the two seasons

Step-by-step explanation:

Let take Peter goal for the second season as x

And take Peter goal for the first season as y

And take the goal scored by the whole team for the two seasons as z

So.

X = 15 goals

Y = 15 - 6 goals

Y = 9goals

Z = 4 (x+y)

Z = 4 (15 + 9)

Z = 4 (24)

Z = 96

Therefore the goal scored by the whole team for the two seasons is 96goals