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3. A stick t metre long is broken into parts. One part is 2 metres long. a) What is the length of the other part?
b) If the other part is 3 metres long, write an
equation and use it to find the value of t.
A boy weighs s kilograms and his father weighs 70 kilograms.
a) What is their total weight?
b) If their total weight is 100 kilograms, write an
equation and use it to find the value of s.​

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