a) At the basketball game, Ella scored twice as many points as Kendra. Lily scored than Kendra. The 3 combined to score 76 points. How many points did they each score?

Let's denote the points scored by Kendra as \( K \). According to the problem: - Ella scored twice as many points as Kendra, so Ella's points can be represented as \( 2K \). - Lily scored more than Kendra, but the exact amount is not specified in your question. Let's denote Lily's points as \( L \). The total points scored by all three is given as 76 points. Therefore, we can write the equation: \[ K + 2K + L = 76 \] This simplifies to: \[ 3K + L = 76 \] Since we don't have a specific value for \( L \) in relation to \( K \), we cannot solve for exact values without additional information. If you can provide how many more points Lily scored than Kendra, we can find the exact scores for each player.