HELP ASAP I NEED THE ANSWER REALLY FAS On a street with 80 houses, three students with paper routes deliver 35 Toronto stars,46 Globe and mails and 26 Toronto Sun. A house may receive no papers, one paper or two paper. No houses receives all three, and no house receives more then one copy of the same newspaper. What is the smallest number of houses that could have two papers delivered? What is the greatest number of houses that could have two papers delivered

Total no. of houses = 80 No. of Toronto stars = 35 No. of Globe & Mails = 46 No. of Toronto sums = 26 So Total no. of papers delivered

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39.00 x 24 = total installment price

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x does not change; y increases by 12.

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