A bakery sold apple pies for $11 and blueberry pies for $13. One Saturday they sold a total of 38 pies and collected a total of
$460. How many apple pies did they sell and how many blueberry pies did they sell?
2 answers:
17 Apple pies and 21 blueberry pies
A= apple pie
B = blueberry pie
a+b=38
a=38-b
11a + 13b =460
11(38-b) + 13b = 460
418-11b +13b = 460
2b=42
b=42/2 =21
they sold 21 blueberry pies and 17 apple pies
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