Mathematics
Mathematics, 31.10.2020 23:40, Turtles8276

PLS HELP CAN SOMEONE ANSWER B AND C 2. The restaurant bill you and your friend received was not itemized. You ordered 2 drink refills and the egg breakfast, for a total of $8.40. Your friend ordered 3 refills and the egg breakfast for $9.35.
(a) Write a system of equations for the situation User for the amount charged for a refill and b for the
amount charged for the egg breakfast.
(b) Graph the equations in the system
(c) Use your graph to estimate how much each item cost.

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