Respuesta :
This is translation. We should start off by representing Pamela as the variable P and Jiri as the variable J.
J=P+13
J+P=53
What I just listed above is a system of equations.
I'm going to plug in the equation for J in J+P=53. As so:
(P+13)+P=53
After plugging in, add like terms.
2p+13=53
Now solve the two step equation.
2p+13=53
-13 -13
-----------------
2p=40
---- ----
2 2
p=20
We just found out that Pamela is 20, but what about Jiri?!
Just simply plug in Pamela's age in one of the system of equations.
J+20=53
-20 -20
---------------
J=33
We found our answer. Jiri is 33 years old!
Have a good day!
J=P+13
J+P=53
What I just listed above is a system of equations.
I'm going to plug in the equation for J in J+P=53. As so:
(P+13)+P=53
After plugging in, add like terms.
2p+13=53
Now solve the two step equation.
2p+13=53
-13 -13
-----------------
2p=40
---- ----
2 2
p=20
We just found out that Pamela is 20, but what about Jiri?!
Just simply plug in Pamela's age in one of the system of equations.
J+20=53
-20 -20
---------------
J=33
We found our answer. Jiri is 33 years old!
Have a good day!
You are first told that Pamela is 13 years older than Jiri so:
p=j+13
Then you are told that the sum of their ages is 53 so:
p+j=53
We already know from the first statement that p=j+13, this makes p+j=53 become:
(j+13)+j=53 so we combine the two j's on the left side
2j+13=53 subtract 13 from both sides
2j=40 divide both sides by 2
j=20
So Jiri is 20 years old.
p=j+13
Then you are told that the sum of their ages is 53 so:
p+j=53
We already know from the first statement that p=j+13, this makes p+j=53 become:
(j+13)+j=53 so we combine the two j's on the left side
2j+13=53 subtract 13 from both sides
2j=40 divide both sides by 2
j=20
So Jiri is 20 years old.