Selena's snow cone stand sells small snow cones for $2 and large snow cones for $3.50. one summer day, she sold $163 worth of snow cones. if the number of large snow cones was 12 more than the number of smalls, how many of each size did she sell?

Number of Small Cones Sold=22

Number of Large Cones Sold=34

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose,

Number of Small Cones Sold: s

Number of Large Cones Sold: l

For the condition that, larges cones sold were 12 more than small ones, equation would be

and for the total revenue condition of $163

By solving equation (i) and (ii) simultaneously, we get

s=22

and

l=34

Hence, small cones sold would be 22 and large cones sold would be 34.

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