Q: 2 Pencil Problems:
1. I have some pencils and some jars. If I put 4 pencils into each jar I will have one jar left over. If I put 3 pencils into each jar I will have one pencil left over. How many pencils and how many jars?
2. Again I have some pencils and some jars. If I put 9 pencils into each jar I will have two jars left over. If I put 6 pencils into each jar I will have three pencils left over. How many pencils and how many jars?
A: 1. 5 jars 16 pencils
2. 7 jars 45 pencils
(9p*J)-18 = (6p*J)+3
2. 7 jars 45 pencils
(9p*J)-18 = (6p*J)+3
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