Mathematics, 15.04.2021 18:50, sweetcandy16gaming

Please help! Suppose you spend $500 on
an oven to bake bread. Each loaf of bread costs you $0.20 to bake. You sell the loaves for $1.00 each. How many loaves of bread must you sell to break even? WRITE A SYSTEM OF
EQUATIONS THAT REPRESENTS THIS SITUATION. *

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