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4 June, 00:59

Max bought a 100-page journal and writes 1 page per day. Pat bought a 200-page journal and writes 3 pages per day. The equation below can be solved to find the number of days (d) until they will have the same number of pages left in their journals. - d + 100 = - 3d + 200 In how many days (d) will Max and Pat have the same number of pages left in their journals?

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  1. 4 June, 01:08
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    In 50days

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Since the equation below can be used to find the number of days (d) until they will have the same number of pages left in their journals - d + 100 = - 3d + 200, this equations will be solved to get 'd'

    Given the equation;

    -d + 100 = - 3d + 200

    Collecting like terms we will have;

    -d+3d = 200-100

    2d = 100

    d = 50

    This shows that Max and Pat will have the same number of pages left in their journals in 50days.
  2. 4 June, 01:11
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    d=50

    Step-by-step explanation:

    -d+100=-3d+200

    Subtract 100 from both sides

    -d+100-100=-3d+200-100

    Simplify

    -d=-3d+100

    Add 3d to both sides

    -d+3d=-3d+100+3d

    Simplify

    2d=100

    Divide both sides by 2

    /frac{2d}{2}=/frac{100}{2}

    Simplify

    d=50
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