Barry ,sherry, perry have a total of 120$ . if b has $20 less than sherry and perry has 2x as many $ as sherry then how many dollars does each have ?
choices for barry /b, 15,20,25

Barry has 15 dollars, Sherry 35 dollars and Perry 70 dollars.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's start by setting Sherry's cash as a variable named x, Barry's cash named as y and Perry's cash named as z.

The 3 children together have 120$, meaning that the following equation is true:

If Barry (y) has 20$ less than Sherry (x), then we can conclude, that:

If Perry (z) has 2 times the amount of money Sherry (x) has, then we can conclude, that:

If we replace all the y and z variable in the first equation with what we just made, we get a way easier equation than before:

We can easily remove the brackets and go on to solving the equation, giving us x, which is equal to how much money Sherry has:

So, Sherry has 35$. Since Barry has 20$ less than 35$, we can conclude, that:

Barry has 15$.

If Perry has 2 times the amount Sherry has, then we can conclude, that:

Perry has 70$.

i am unable to solve this problem

step-by-step explanation:

gmt is 4 hrs ahead of edt so just add four hours to 1: 14: 20 (minutes and seconds stay the same)

gmt is 5: 14: 20

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