I got this problem correct in seconds using intuition, but I would appreciate if someone could map out the algebra for statement one. Thanks!
Sam spends a total amount of $15000 on rent, transportation, and groceries. If she spends $9000 on rent alone, how much does she spend on groceries?
I. The amount she spends on rent exceeds the amount she spends on groceries by the same amoun as that by which the amount she spends on groceries exceeds the amount she spends on transport.
II. She spends $4000 more on groceries than on transport
OA = D
Sam spends a total amount of $15000 on rent, transportation, and groceries. If she spends $9000 on rent alone, how much does she spend on groceries?
I. The amount she spends on rent exceeds the amount she spends on groceries by the same amoun as that by which the amount she spends on groceries exceeds the amount she spends on transport.
II. She spends $4000 more on groceries than on transport
OA = D
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