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svetoff [14.1K]
2 years ago
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Someone anybody please help

Mathematics
1 answer:
babymother [125]2 years ago
3 0
This is a system of equations problem that can be solved using one of three methods: <span>graphing, substitution, or <span>elimination. I'll be using substitution.

In substitution:
1) S</span></span><span>olve one equation for either variable. I'll use the first equation because its easier to solve for one of the variables. I'll be solving for y because that will allow us to solve for the value of x faster.
</span>x+y=60
y=60-x

2) Substitute what you get into the other equation:
20x + 5y = 600
20x + 5(60-x) = 600

3) Solve your new equation in step 2 for the variable, x.
20x + 5(60-x) = 600
20x + 300-5x = 600
15x + 300 = 600
15x = 300 
x=20

There are D) 20 $20 bills in her drawer. 

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