B. Solve by substitution. A group of 48 scouts attended a camping trip. The number of girl scouts in attendance was 12 more than the boy scouts. How many boys and girls attended the camping? Representation: Let x be the number of girl scouts Let y be the number of boy scouts Write in equation: 7. A group of 48 scouts attended the camping trip. 7. 8. The number of girl scouts is 12 more than the boy 8. scouts. 9. Solve one linear equation for x in terms of y. 9. 10.Substitute the first obtained value for x in the other equation to have an equation in y. Solve this to have the y-value. 10. 11. Plug in the value of y to any of the equations in the system to find the corresponding x-value. 12.How many boys and girls attended the camping trip? 11. 12.
B. Solve by substitution. A group of 48 scouts attended a camping trip. The number of girl scouts in attendance was 12 more than the boy scouts. How many boys and girls attended the camping? Representation: Let x be the number of girl scouts Let y be the number of boy scouts Write in equation: 7. A group of 48 scouts attended the camping trip. 7. 8. The number of girl scouts is 12 more than the boy 8. scouts. 9. Solve one linear equation for x in terms of y. 9. 10.Substitute the first obtained value for x in the other equation to have an equation in y. Solve this to have the y-value. 10. 11. Plug in the value of y to any of the equations in the system to find the corresponding x-value. 12.How many boys and girls attended the camping trip? 11. 12.
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boy scouts. How many boys and girls attended the camping?
Representation:
Let x be the number of girl scouts
Let y be the number of boy scouts
Write in equation:
7. A group of 48 scouts attended the camping trip.
7.
8.The number of girl scouts is 12 more than the boy
8.
scouts.
9. Solve one linear equation for x in terms of y.
9.
10.Substitute the first obtained value for x in the other
equation to have an
equation in y. Solve this to have the y-value.
10.
11. Plug in the value of y to any of the equations in
the system to find the corresponding x-value.
12.How many boys and girls attended the camping 12.
trip?
11.
A of 48 a of girl scouts in was 12 more than the
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