Jane and anne are at a garage sale, and they are both buying clocks for their collections. when they leave, jane has twice as many clocks as anne does. then jane picks up 4 more at another sale on the way home. so she has 10 all together. how many clocks did anne buy?

Solution:

Let number of clocks does Anne possess when she and Jane leave shop

         = p clocks

Number of Clocks possessed by Jane when she and Anne left shop

           =  2 p clocks

Number of clocks bought by Jane while travelling from garage to home

        = 4 clocks

Total Clocks does Jane possess currently = 10

→→→Expressing the above statement in equation form

→2 p + 4 = 10

→ 2 p = 10 - 4  [Bringing variable on Right side of equation]

→2 p = 6

→p = 3     ⇒ [Dividing both side by 2]

Number of clocks bought by Anne when she was in garage = 3 clocks

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