The sum of the heights of two high-rises is x feet. If the first high rise is 37 feet taller than the second, how tall will the second high rise be?  Options:  A) (x- 37)  B) 2x−(37+z)  C) (x−37)/2 + z  D) x/2 - 37 + z  E) (2x−37)/z
I will note h1 the height of high-rise 1 and h2 the height of high-rise 2. SO:   h1 + h2 = x   and h1 = h2 + 37 =&gt;   h2 + h2 + 37 = x =&gt; 2h2 = x-37 =? h2 = (x-37)   CORRECT (x- 37)NSWER (x- 37)
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The sum of the heights of two high-rises is x feet. If the first high rise is 37 feet taller than the second, how tall will the second high rise be?