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A bag is filled with green and blue marbles. There are 101 marbles in the bag. If there are 25 more green marbles than blue mar...Asked by Maddie
                A bag is filled with green and blue marbles. There are 105 marbles in the bag. If there are 9 more green marbles than blue marbles, find the number of green marbles and the number of blue marbles in the bag.
            
            
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                    Answered by
            oobleck
            
    for the blue, just solve
b + b+9 = 105
and then you can get the green
    
b + b+9 = 105
and then you can get the green
                    Answered by
            oobleck
            
    or, as a more Gauss-like method, assume they are half-and-half
(or almost, since there is an odd number)
52+53 = 105
now, since the amounts are separated by 9, rather than 1, just move away 4 in each direction
48+57 = 105
    
(or almost, since there is an odd number)
52+53 = 105
now, since the amounts are separated by 9, rather than 1, just move away 4 in each direction
48+57 = 105
                    Answered by
            Maddie
            
    Thanks:)
    
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