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zalisa [80]
3 years ago
5

Marge purchased bicycle helmets and tire pumps. Each helmet cost $12.00 and each pump cost $8.00. She purchased a total of 18 it

ems and spent $188.00. How many helmets did Marge buy?
Mathematics
1 answer:
algol [13]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

11

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the no. of helmet be x

cost of 1 helmet = $12.00

cost of x helmet = $12.00*x = $12x

Let the no. of tire pumps be y

cost of 1 tire pumps = $8.00

cost of x tire pumps = $8.00*y = $8y

Given that total no. of helmet and pump is 18

thus

x + y = 18

y = 18-x

also given

total money spent is $188

thus

12x+8y = 188

using y = 18 - x

we have

12x + 8(18-x) = 188

=> 12x+ 144 - 8x = 188

=> 4x = 188-144 = 44

=> x = 44/4 = 11

Thus, no of helmet bought by Margo is 11.

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