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dimulka [17.4K]
3 years ago
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A travel agency offers two Dallas outings. Plan A includes hotel accommodations for three nights and two pairs of Texas Rangers

baseball tickets worth a total of $557. Plan B includes hotel accommodations for five nights and four pairs of Rangers baseball tickets worth $974. Find the cost of one night’s hotel accommodations and the cost of one pair of baseball tickets.
Mathematics
1 answer:
sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago
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We let x as the cost of one night’s hotel accommodations and y as the cost of one pair of baseball tickets. For plan A, we can generate the equation as 3x + 2y = $557 and for plan B; 6x + 4y = $1114

Using elimination, we can write the two as:

3x + 2y = 557

5x + 4y = 974

Multiply both eq. 1 by 2 to eliminate y

2(3x + 2y = 557)2

6x + 4y = 1114

We now have

6x + 4y = 1114

5x + 4y = 974        ⇒ subtract

X = 140

Substitute x to either equation to get the value of y

3(140) + 2y = 557

2y = 557 – 420

2y = 137

Y = 68.5

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