A garden table and a bench cost $666 combined. The garden table costs $84

less than the bench. What is the cost of the bench?

$

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Aggie

Mathematics

28 January, 16:16

A garden table and a bench cost $666 combined. The garden table costs $84

less than the bench. What is the cost of the bench?

$

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Answers (2)

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Valentino · Answer 1

375

Step-by-step explanation

Because u take the equation and plug in each of the values getting you G+B=666 and then you know that the Garden Table is less than the bench so u plug that in to get B-84+B=666 and then you combine like terms and get 2b-84=666 then you can solve the equations by first adding to even the equation 2b=750 then dividing 2 by 750 to get b=375.

Denise Contreras · Answer 2

666/2 = 333 Divide in half.

333 + 84 = 417 Add 84 to bench since its $84 more.

666 - 417 = 249 Subtract to get value of table.

Therefore, the table costs $249 and the bench costs $417.

A garden table and a bench cost $666 combined. The garden table costs $84less than the bench. What is the cost of the bench?$

A garden table and a bench cost $666 combined. The garden table costs $84

less than the bench. What is the cost of the bench?

$