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Mathematics, 06.07.2019 21:30 Aryanagillman6133

Dam, beth, and carly walked a total of 10 miles collectively. beth walked twice as far as adam, and she walked a half a mile further than carly. if a = number of miles adam walks, b = number of miles beth walks, and c = number of miles carly walks, which equation is not true for this situation? a) b = 2a b) b = c + 0.5 c) 3a + c = 10 d) a + 2c = 10.5

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