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Word Problems Involving Two Linear Equations in Two Variables 1
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Write an equation that satisfies the given condition in each statement. Use the indicated letters to represent the unknown quantities. Choose your answer.

1. The sum of 2 numbers is 45.
Let x = first number and y = second number.
x+y=45
xy=45
2x+2y=45
none of the choices
Answer: x + y = 45
2. The difference of 2 numbers is 10.
Let x = first number and y = second number.
2xy=10
xy=10
x+y=10
none of the choices
Answer: x y = 10
3. Julia's age is 3 more than twice Kris's age.
Let x = Julia's age and y = Kris's age.
x=2y+3
y+3=2x
y=2x+3
none of the choices
Answer: x = 2 y + 3
4. Leslie's age 2 years ago is the same as Jayvee's age 3 years from now.
Let x = present age of Leslie and y = present age of Jayvee.
x+2=y3
x2=y3
x2=y+3
none of the choices
Answer: x 2 = y + 3
5. In a meeting of the Math Club members, twice the number of boys present exceeded the number of girls present by 8.
Let x = number of boys and y = number of girls.
2x+y=8
2x+8=y
2xy=8
none of the choices
Answer: 2 x y = 8
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