Sagot :
Use algebra/simultaneous equations for the easy way. Let's call Egg McMuffins 'e' and Hash Browns 'h'.
So 2e + h = 750
And e + h = 450
Subtract the bottom equation from the top one
e = 300
Substitute e back in to the bottom equation (Because it's simpler)
300 + h = 450
Simplify the equation, subtract 300 from each side
h = 150
So there you go. Egg McMuffins have 300 calories and Hash Browns have 150 calories
So 2e + h = 750
And e + h = 450
Subtract the bottom equation from the top one
e = 300
Substitute e back in to the bottom equation (Because it's simpler)
300 + h = 450
Simplify the equation, subtract 300 from each side
h = 150
So there you go. Egg McMuffins have 300 calories and Hash Browns have 150 calories
x = egg mcmuffin
y = hash brown
Randy: 2x + y = 750 <=> 2x + 450 - x = 750 <=> x = 300
Jack: x + y = 450 <=> y = 450 - x <=> y = 450 - 300 <=> y = 150
1 egg mcmuffin has 300 calories
1 hash brown has 150 calories
y = hash brown
Randy: 2x + y = 750 <=> 2x + 450 - x = 750 <=> x = 300
Jack: x + y = 450 <=> y = 450 - x <=> y = 450 - 300 <=> y = 150
1 egg mcmuffin has 300 calories
1 hash brown has 150 calories