Mathematics, 11.12.2020 09:30, brennarfa
5. Marina volunteers at the Salvation Army. She has been tasked with buying
non-perishable items for families that were displaced by a recent flood.
She finds a company willing to sell her cans of food at a discounted price.
In the system below x represents the number of small cans she purchased
and y represents the number of large cans she purchased.
2.25x + 4.75y = 714.75
x + y = 181
Part A: How many cans did Marina purchase?
Part B: What was the total amount Marina spent on the purchase?
Part C: How many small cans did Marina purchase?
Part D: How many large cans did Marina purchase?
Part E: How much does a small can cost?
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