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artcher [175]
4 years ago
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A business has $25,000 to spend on training sessions for its employees. It wants 45 of its employees to attend. The business wan

ts to send as many employees as it can to a technology training. The technology training costs $1,000 per person. The customer service training costs $500 per person. Create a system of equations that models how many of each type of training the business should purchase. 1,000x + 500y = 45 x + y = 25,000 1,000x + 500y = 25,000 x + y = 45 1,000x + y = 45 x + 500y = 25,000 x + 500y = 45 1,000x + y = 25,000
Mathematics
1 answer:
lilavasa [31]4 years ago
5 0

Answer: x+y=45\\\\1000 x + 500y = $2500

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x =  Number of employees taking technology training

y= Number of employees taking customer service training

Given, The technology training costs $1,000 per person. The customer service training costs $500 per person.

Total cost = 1000 x + 500y

Since, Total cost = $25,000 and total employee to attend training= 45 .

That means , the required equations are:

x+y=45\\\\1000 x + 500y = $2500

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