If aquarium has guppies zebrafish and goldfish She 3 more than she twice as many 23 fish how of each type does have?

Let's break down this word problem to find out how many of each type of fish there are:

Let's use variables:

* G: Number of guppies

* Z: Number of zebrafish

* F: Number of goldfish

Set up equations based on the information given:

* "She has 3 more than twice as many zebrafish as goldfish"

* This translates to: Z = 2F + 3

* "She has 23 fish in total"

* This translates to: G + Z + F = 23

Now we have a system of two equations:

1. Z = 2F + 3

2. G + Z + F = 23

Solving for the variables:

1. Substitute the value of Z from equation 1 into equation 2:

* G + (2F + 3) + F = 23

2. Simplify the equation:

* G + 3F + 3 = 23

* G + 3F = 20

3. We need another equation to solve for all three variables. We don't have enough information to determine the exact number of each type of fish.

Conclusion:

We can't find the exact number of guppies, zebrafish, and goldfish with the information provided. There are multiple possible combinations that would satisfy the given conditions.