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Albert bought 2 pounds of catfish and 2 pounds of salmon
Let c represent the amount of catfish in pounds and s represent the amount of salmon in pounds.
He spent a total of $12 on salmon and catfish and bought a total of 4 pounds. Hence:
c + s = 4 (1)
4c + 2s = 12 (2)
Solving equations 1 and 2 simultaneously gives:
c = 2, s = 2
Albert bought 2 pounds of catfish and 2 pounds of salmon
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Let us first find how much he is spending every year, to do this let's find his monthly expense and multiply it by 12.
Every month Cameron spends 1040 + 980 + 120 = 2140
To find out how much he spends yearly, multiply the monthly value by 12,
2140 x 12 = 25680
This value is more than his net income so he clearly has a surplus, but to check we can subtract 129 from every month to get:
(1040 + 980 + 120 - 129) = 2011
2011 x 12 = 24132, which shows that his budget is saving 129 surplus every month. Choice B is correct.
1.3*3=3.90
3.90*35=136.50
136.50 is all you need to provide at least three of the most expensive items.
You still have 13.50 left over
Answer:
(-1,6)
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