Which equation represents this problem? Carol's age is three more than two times Lindsay's age. Carol is 39 years old. How old is Lindsay? Let l = Lindsay's age in years. 2l + 3 = 39 3l + 2 = 39 3l-2=39 2l-3=39

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Leonard Haynes

10 November, 21:21

Which equation represents this problem? Carol's age is three more than two times Lindsay's age. Carol is 39 years old. How old is Lindsay? Let l = Lindsay's age in years. 2l + 3 = 39 3l + 2 = 39 3l-2=39 2l-3=39

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Dayanara Duran · Answer 1

2l + 3 = 39

Step-by-step explanation:

Let l = Lindsay's age in years.

Carol's age is three more than two times Lindsay's age

Carol = 2l+3

Carol = 39

39 = 2l+3

Evie Suarez · Answer 2

2l + 3 = 39

Step-by-step explanation:

2l + 3 = C where C stands for Carol's age.

AS Carol is 39 we can write:-

2l + 3 = 39.