Three friends went shopping. Danetta spent $25 more than Elaine spent, but Jan spent $35 less than Danetta spent. If they spent $165 in all, how much did each of the friends spend?

Elaine spent $50, Danetta spent $75, and Jan spent $40

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent how much Elaine spent:

Danetta will be represented by x + 25

Jan will be represented by x - 10

Then, create an equation:

x + x + 25 + x - 10 = 165

Add like terms and solve for x:

3x + 15 = 165

3x = 150

x = 50

So, this means Elaine spent $50

Plug in 50 as x to find how much Danetta and Jan spent:

x + 25

50 + 25

= $75 (Danetta)

x - 10

50 - 10

= $40 (Jan)

So, Elaine spent $50, Danetta spent $75, and Jan spent $40

Elaine spent $50, Danetta spent $75, and Jan spent $40

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent how much Elaine spent:

Danetta will be represented by x + 25

Jan will be represented by x - 10

Then, create an equation:

x + x + 25 + x - 10 = 165

Add like terms and solve for x:

3x + 15 = 165

3x = 150

x = 50

So, this means Elaine spent $50

Plug in 50 as x to find how much Danetta and Jan spent:

x + 25

50 + 25

= $75 (Danetta)

x - 10

50 - 10

= $40 (Jan)

So, Elaine spent $50, Danetta spent $75, and Jan spent $40

75

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