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aliya0001 [1]
3 years ago
10

how to write a system of linear equation that represents the situation you sell 14 more tickets than your friend sells together

you and your friends sell 58 tickets
Mathematics
1 answer:
Dimas [21]3 years ago
6 0

We will call the number of tickets you sell x and the number your friend sells y. Given this, we can create the first equation, which is:

x = y + 14

  • This shows that the number of tickets you sold is equal to the number your friend sold + 14, which symbolizes that you sold 14 more tickets than your friend

We can also create the second equation:

x + y = 58

  • This shows that the number of tickets you sold along with the number of tickets your friend sold is equal to 58 tickets in total

Thus, our system would be:

x = y + 14

x + y = 58

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