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Mila [183]
3 years ago
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The seventh grade class supplied bags of snacks and beverages for the school dance They supplied19 more beverages than bags of s

nacks The dance was supplied with a total of 371 items.
Mathematics
2 answers:
Alik [6]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

14

Step-by-step explanation:

Amanda [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

14 bags of snacks.

Step-by-step explanation:

x = the first number

y = the second number

x minus y = 3

x plus y = 13

x - y = 3

x + y = 13

3 x = 8 x + y = 13 8 + y = 13 y = 5 x - y = 3 x +y = 13 2x = 16  

The first number = 8

The second number = 5

2x = 16

Difference of the numbers is 3

x = 8



8 – 5 = 3

Sum of the numbers is 13

x + y = 13



8 + 5 = 13

8 + y = 13

y = 5

4 snacks plus beverages = 371 beverages = snacks plus 19

The 8th grade class supplied bags of snacks and beverages for the school dance. They supplied 19 more beverages than bags of snacks. The dance was supplied with a total of 371 items.

x = the number of snacks

y = the number of beverages

snacks plus beverages = 371

beverages = snacks plus 19

x + y = 371

y = x + 19

5 x + y = 371

y = x + 19

Number of snacks = 176

Number of beverages = 195

x + x + 19 = 371

2x = 371

total number of snacks = 371

2x = 352

= 371?



371 = 371

x = 176

19 more beverages than snacks

y = x + 19

= 195

y =



195 = 195

y = 195

6 The seventh and eighth grade bands held a joint concert

The seventh and eighth grade bands held a joint concert. Together there were 188 band members. If the eighth grade band is 3 times as big as the seventh grade band, how big is the eighth grade band?

x = size of the 7th grade band

y = size of 8th grade band

7th grade and 8th grade together = 188 8th grade is 3 x 7th grade

x + y = 188

y = 3x

7 x + 3x = 188 x = 47 y = 3(47) y = 141 x + y = 188 y = 3x 4x = 188 

7th grade band = 47 students

8th grade band = 141 students

x + 3x = 188

4x = 188

7th and 8th grade together = 188

= 188?

x = 47



188 = 188

y = 3x

8th grade is 3 times as big as 7th grade

y = 3(47)

141 = 3(47)



141 = 141

y = 141

8 x + y = 81 x = 2y earrings plus necklaces = 81

Amy has 81 pieces of jewelry. She has twice as many earrings as she has necklaces

x = number of earrings

y = number of necklaces

earrings plus necklaces = 81

earrings = 2 x necklaces

x + y = 81

x = 2y

9 2y + y = 81 y = 27 x = 2(27) x = 54 x + y = 81 x = 2y 3y = 81  x = 2y

Number of earrings = 54

Number of necklaces = 27

2y + y = 81

3y = 81

81 pieces of jewelry total

= 81?

y = 27



81 = 81

x = 2y

Twice as many earrings as necklaces

x = 2(27)

2(27) = 54



54 = 54

x = 54

10 9x + 6y = 48 6x + 12y = 72 9 rose plus 6 lily = 48

Julia is making candles. In the morning, she made 9 rose candle plates and 6 lily candle plates. They had a total of 48 candles. In evening, she made 6 rose candle plates and 12 lily candle plates. They had a total of 72 candles. How many candles did each plate have?

x = candles on rose plates

y = candles on lily plates

9 rose plus 6 lily = 48

6 rose plus 12 lilly = 72

9x + 6y = 48

6x + 12y = 72

11 x = 2 6(2) + 12y = 72 12y = 60 y = 5 [9x + 6y = 48] (-2) 6x + 12y = 72

Candles on the rose plates = 2

Candles on the lilly plates = 5

-18x - 12y = -96

6x +12y = 72

9 rose and 6 lilly is 48 plates

9(2) + 6(5) = 48

-12x = -24



= 48

x = 2

6 rose and 12 lilly is 72 plates

6(2) + 12y = 72

6(2) + 12(5) = 72?

y = 72



= 72

12y = 60

y = 5

12 3 adults plus 12 children = 162 3 adults plus 8 children = 122

The cost of admission to a popular music concert was $162 for 12 children and 3 adults. Admission for another group was $122 for 8 children and 3 adults. How much was the admission for each child and adult?

x = the cost of one adult ticket

y = the cost of one child ticket

3 adults plus 12 children = 162

3 adults plus 8 children = 122

3x + 12y = 162

3x + 8y = 122

13 3x + 12y = 162

[3x + 8y = 122] (-1)

The cost of one adult ticket = $14

The cost of one child ticket = $10

3x + 12y = 162

-3x + -8y = -122

12 children and 3 adults spent $162

12 at $10 and 3 at $14 = $162?

4y = 40



$120 + $42 = $162

y = 10

8 children and 3 adults spent $122

3x + 12(10) = 162

8 at $10 and 3 at $14 = $122?

3x = 162



$80 + $42 = $122

3x = 42

x = 14

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