To set up the system of equations for the problem, we can define the following:
Let \( p \) be the number of pens, and \( m \) be the number of markers.
From the problem, we have two main pieces of information:
- The total number of pens and markers is 19.
- The total cost of the pens and markers is $11.50.
This gives us the following equations:
- \( p + m = 19 \) (total number of pens and markers)
- \( 0.25p + 0.75m = 11.50 \) (total cost of pens and markers)
Now, you can fill in the response areas as follows:
- \( p + m = 19 \)
- \( 0.25p + 0.75m = 11.50 \)
Thus:
- The number of pens and markers equation is \( p + m = 19 \).
- For the cost equation, it can be rearranged for clarity or solved as is, but it is the second equation.
So, you can input:
- For the first equation: \( 19 \)
- For the second equation: \( 0.25p + 0.75m = 11.50 \) (but please include only the second term for what you have shown).
If you require only inputs between the gaps you provided, input \( 19 \) for the total pens and markers in the first response area and fill the second area with the cost equation.
So the final responses should be:
- \( p + m = 19 \)
- $0.25p + $0.75m = 11.50