Math, asked by alphashahkhan1414, 11 months ago

can i please have help solving a word promblem i have for algebra. the promblem is worded like so: The sum of two numbers is 53. The first number is 137 more than the second number.Find the numbers.
I have found numbers that equal to 53 but i can't get the first number to be 137 more than the second.

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Answered by iittssmmee89

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