Asked by Alex
                The ratio of the amount of money Jason had to the amount of money Wilson had was 12:13. After Wilson spent $63, Jason had 3 times as much money as Wilson. a) How much money did Jason have? b) How much money do they have altogether?
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Scott
            
    J = 12/13 W
J = 3(W - 63)
12/13 W = 3W - 189 ... 189 = 27/13 W
solve for W, then substitute back to find J
    
J = 3(W - 63)
12/13 W = 3W - 189 ... 189 = 27/13 W
solve for W, then substitute back to find J
                    Answered by
            Anonymous 
            
    Work the full problem out 
    
                    Answered by
            NB
            
    W = 189*13/27 = 91
How much money did Jason have?
J = 3(91-63) = 3*28 = $84
How much money do they have altogether to start with?
=84+91 = 175
How much money do they have altogether at the end?
=84+(91-63) = 84+28 = 112
    
How much money did Jason have?
J = 3(91-63) = 3*28 = $84
How much money do they have altogether to start with?
=84+91 = 175
How much money do they have altogether at the end?
=84+(91-63) = 84+28 = 112
                    Answered by
            NB
            
    Solving Eq:
12/13 W = 3W - 189
3W-(12/13)W = 189
(3*13/13)W -(12/13)W = 189
(39-12/13)W = 189 => 27/13W =189
    
12/13 W = 3W - 189
3W-(12/13)W = 189
(3*13/13)W -(12/13)W = 189
(39-12/13)W = 189 => 27/13W =189
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