I think $6.75 for 15 juice boxes is better because, each juice box is 0.45.
While $5.50 for 11 juice boxes is 0.50.
And if we were to add 0.50 enough times to make 15 juice boxes it would equal 7.50
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THE SECOND ONE IS A WAY BETTER OF A DEAL
Answer:
(5,2,2)
Step-by-step explanation:
-3x+4y+2z = -3
2x-4y-z=0
y = 3x-13
Multiply the second equation by 2
2*(2x-4y-z)=0*2
4x -8y -2z =0
Add this to the first equation to eliminate z
-3x+4y+2z = -3
4x -8y -2z =0
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x -4y = -3
Take the third equation and substitute it in for y
x - 4(3x-13) = -3
Distribute the 4
x - 12x +52 = -3
Combine like terms
-11x +52 = -3
Subtract 52 from each side
-11x +52-52 = -3-52
-11x = -55
Divide by -11
-11x/-11 = -55/-11
x=5
Now we can solve for y
y =3x-13
y =3*5 -13
y = 15-13
y=2
Now we need to find z
2x-4y-z=0
2(5) -4(2) -z=0
10-8 -z=0
2-z=0
Add z to each side
2-z+z= 0+z
2=z
x=5, y=2, z=2
(5,2,2)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:

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<u><em>A</em></u> would be correct hope I helped.
Answer:
=2a
Step-by-step explanation:
a-2/5a and a+2/5a cancel each other out and your left with a+a aka 2a