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The price of a sweater is $5 less than twice the price of a shirt. if four sweaters and three shirts cost $200, find the price o

f each shirt and sweater

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Mandarinka [93]3 years ago

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Sw+5=2sh
<span>4sw+3sh=200 </span>
<span>4(2sh-5)+3sh=200

</span><span>$20, $35 The shirts are $20 and the sweaters are $35<span /></span>

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