Mathematics, 09.12.2021 06:20, marissagirl4903

Sam is pricing cupcakes for a party. He wants one large cake and some cupcakes. The local bakery charges $4 for each cupcake plus $29 for the large cake. The Sweet
Shoppe charges $53 for the large cake and $2 for each cupcake. If Sam orders a
certain number of cupcakes the cost will be the same at either bakery. What will that
total cost be? How many cupcakes would that include?

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