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at a sale on winter clothing, jacquie bought 2 pairs of gloves and 4 hats for 43$. julia bought 2 pairs of gloves and 2 hats for

30$. Find the prices of the hats and gloves

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TEA [102]3 years ago

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2g + 4h = 43

2g + 2h = 30

2h = 13

h = 6.5

2g + 26 = 43

2g = 17

g = 8.5

1 glove is $8.50 and 1 hat is $6.50

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