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Chepkoech has k bananas. Omollo has two more bananas than Chepkoech. Nekesa has three bananas less than the total number that both Chepkoech and Omollo...

      

Chepkoech has k bananas. Omollo has two more bananas than Chepkoech. Nekesa has three bananas less than the total number that both Chepkoech and Omollo have. How many bananas do they have altogether?

A. 4k + 1
B. 4k + 3
C. 4k + 4
D. 4k + 7

  

Answers


Wilfred
The correct answer is [A]

Chepkoech = K
Omollo = K+2
Nekesa= K+ k + 2-3
K + k+2 +k+k+2-3
-Collect like terms together.
4k +4-3
= 4k+1
Wilfykil answered the question on July 30, 2019 at 06:45


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