Asked by OOF
                help me pls.William,Jan,and Greg have a total of $26.Greg has the most money.Jan has twice as much money as William. Greg has $11.How much money does Jan have? Pls I am confusion
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Big Boy
            
    Greg has $11
Jan has $10
William has $5
    
Jan has $10
William has $5
                    Answered by
            oobleck
            
    so, put the words into math.
g = 11
j = 2w
w+j+g = 26
so
w+j+11 = 26
w+j = 15
hmmm. 5+10 = 15
    
g = 11
j = 2w
w+j+g = 26
so
w+j+11 = 26
w+j = 15
hmmm. 5+10 = 15
                    Answered by
            Big Boy
            
    To do this, you first subtract Greg's $11 from the total $26, which leaves you with $15 between William and Jan. Now, we know that Jan has twice as much money as William, so we can call Jan's amount of money 2x, and Williams is x. When you combine Jan and William's money, you get $15, so we can set up the equation of x + 2x = 15, or 3x = 15. Now, simply solve, and you get x = 5. If you know that William has $5, and Jan has twice that, then obviously, Jan has $10. 
    
                    Answered by
            chicken oof
            
    you subtract 6 from 80 and you get the answer 10 i think
    
                    Answered by
            Ariel burnett
            
    Im only in fourth grade I don’t know how to do the x problems but this is hard someone explain it easier please I can’t understand it and it is my homework 
    
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