In June, Ryan sold twice as many newspaper subscriptions as George. In July, Ryan sold 5 fewer subscriptions than he did in June, while George sold 3 more subscriptions than he did in June. If they sold the same number of subscriptions in July, how many subscriptions did each sell in June? Provide steps.

:P kinda tricky The way you wrote it

Answered by bunnylover09 | 2024-06-10

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Answered by epickitten95 | 2024-06-15

George sold 8 subscriptions in June, while Ryan sold 16 subscriptions in the same month. This was determined by setting up equations based on their sales and solving for the number of subscriptions. The process involved equating the number of subscriptions sold in July by both individuals and solving the resulting equation.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-10-02