Answer:
Small gift: $2
Large gift: $7
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent cost of wrapping each small gift and y represent cost of wrapping each large gift.
We have been given that day one 41 small gifts were wrapped and 45 large were wrapped equaling $397.
We can represent this information in an equation as:

We are also told that day two 30 small gifts were wrapped and 47 large were wrapped equaling $389. We can represent this information in an equation as:
From equation (1), we will get:

Upon substituting this value in equation (2), we will get:










Therefore, cost to wrap a large gift is $7.
Upon substituting
in equation
, we will get:




Therefore, cost to wrap a small gift is $2.
Isn’t this just 20m? Or is it a trick question and I’m just not getting it?
Arman (10m) Babken (10m) Cecilia
You might need to divide the grams from table spoons
Answer:
lets call the children, c, and call adult, a,
c+a= 52 eq 1: a=52-c
c=3a eq 2
take a's value from eq 1 and plug it into eq 2
c=3(52-c)
c=156-3c
4c=156
c=39 the number of children that attended the ball game.
Step-by-step explanation: