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The Math Club sold slices of pizza, p, at a profit of $3 each and cans of soda, s, at $2 each to raise money for a trip. They s...Question
The math club sold slices of pizza at a profit of $3 each in Kansas soda s at $2 each to raise money for a trip they sold 200 items and made a profit of $550 right the pair of linear equations that model the situation
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Let x be the number of slices of pizza sold and y be the number of sodas sold.
Since the math club sold 200 items, we know that x + y = 200.
The profit from selling slices of pizza can be represented as 3x and the profit from selling sodas can be represented as 2y.
Given that the total profit was $550, we have the equation 3x + 2y = 550.
Therefore, the pair of linear equations that model the situation are:
x + y = 200
3x + 2y = 550
Since the math club sold 200 items, we know that x + y = 200.
The profit from selling slices of pizza can be represented as 3x and the profit from selling sodas can be represented as 2y.
Given that the total profit was $550, we have the equation 3x + 2y = 550.
Therefore, the pair of linear equations that model the situation are:
x + y = 200
3x + 2y = 550
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