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Tpy6a [65]3 years ago

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Looks like you did most of it.

The next step would be setting them equal to 105, like the problem suggests.

$5z+3x+7x=105$

$15x=105$

$x=7$

Then we can plug back in to find the numbers.

$5*7=35$

$3*7=21$

$7*7=49$

$35+21+49=105$

The three numbers are $35, 21, 49$ .

Hope this helps.

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adell [148]3 years ago

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Q1
Since the sum of 3 number be 105
So
5x+3x+7x=105
15x=105
X=7
1st number=35
2nd number=21
3rd number =49

Q2
Let first number be=x
Second number be=2x
Sum of this two number is 24
so x+2x=24
3x=24
X=8
1st number=8
2nd number=16

Hope this can help.

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