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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-11-07

On Friday, a museum had 185 visitors. On Saturday, there were twice as many visitors as on Friday. On Sunday, 50 fewer people visited than on Saturday. How many people visited the museum during these three days?

Asked by ricardo10

Answer (3)

Friday = 185 visitors. Saturday there twice as many as Friday, so 185 x 2 = 370 on Saturday. On Sunday you have 50 fewer than Saturday, 370 - 50 = 320.
185 = Friday
370 = Saturday
320 = Sunday So then you just add them.
875 people visited the museum during the three days.
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Answered by mel2169 | 2024-06-10

This is the equation 185+185(2)+185-50 185+370+185-50 (you multiply 185 times 2 first) 370+370-50 (you add 185 to 185) 740-50 (you add 370 to 370) 740-50=690 There were 690 visitors during these three days.

Answered by Geekhawk | 2024-06-10

A total of 875 visitors attended the museum over the three days. This includes 185 visitors on Friday, 370 on Saturday, and 320 on Sunday. The calculations were based on doubling Friday's attendance for Saturday and reducing Saturday's total by 50 for Sunday's count.
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Answered by mel2169 | 2024-10-31