The number of miles on car A is 50 more miles than the number of miles on car B and the number of miles on car B is 30 more miles more than the number of miles on car C all the cars travel 50 miles in 1 hour after 1 hour twice the number of miles no car A is 70 miles les than 3 times the number of miles of miles on car C how many miles were there on car b initially

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Reagan Montes

2 July, 05:05

The number of miles on car A is 50 more miles than the number of miles on car B and the number of miles on car B is 30 more miles more than the number of miles on car C all the cars travel 50 miles in 1 hour after 1 hour twice the number of miles no car A is 70 miles les than 3 times the number of miles of miles on car C how many miles were there on car b initially

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Dania Boyd · Answer 1

The correct answer here is that there were originally 60 miles on car B. We can work this out with the following equation -

A = B - 50B = C + 30A + 50 = BB + 50 = C + 802A = 3C - 70

Solution: A = 110, B = 60, C = 30