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Lake Ontario is four times as deep as Lake Erie. The sum of their depths is 300 m. What is the depth of each lake?
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Lake Ontario is four times as deep as Lake Erie. The sum of their depths is 300 m. What is the depth of each lake?
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lake Ontario =240m lake Erie =60m
Explanation:
5x=300
x=60
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