Math, asked by s16311, 2 months ago

Radha has some pencils with her she distributed the pencils equally to 3 of her children.
Still 5 pencils were remaining. If the number of pencils each child gets is taken as 'Y', then how many pencils were there in total?
THIS QUESTION IS FROM ALGEBRA GRADE 6

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Answered by BRAINLIESTY
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Answer:

3y + 5

Step-by-step explanation:

No.of Children = 3

No.of pencils each child got = y

No.of pencils remaining = 5

We must first form an equation (for that is what the question wants us to do):

(3 children × y pencils) + 5 = total no.of pencils

= (3 × y) + 5

= 3y + 5

Therefore, there were (3y + 5) pencils in total

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Answered by SSGAMING201
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Answer:

Radha has some pencils with her she distributed the pencils equally to three of her children. Still 5 pencils were remaining. If the no. of pencils each child gets is taken as ‘y’, then how man

Step-by-step explanation:

3y+5

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