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ra1l [238]
1 year ago
15

How many bars would the team need to purchase from

Mathematics
1 answer:
Anna007 [38]1 year ago
5 0

The numbers of bars that the team have to get from each company in order for the total cost to be equal is 40.

<h3>What is the purchase about?</h3>

Since n = numbers of bars purchase.

y= total cost in dollars

Company A = 0.75n

Company B = 10 + 0.50n

Therefore, to find the numbers of bars that the team would need to purchase from each company in order for the total cost to be equal =

0.75n = 10 + 0.50n

0.2n = 10

n = 40

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