CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME???

Mathematics

1 answer:

babunello [35]3 years ago

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I think it is D but if it is not I’m sorry

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First, let's make some variables then make an expression.

Let x = the number of pizzas
Let y = the number of salads

Then 12x = the price for x pizzas
Then 2y = the price y pizzas

Now we can make our expression.

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The total number of restaurant purchased meals that the average person will eat in a restaurant, and a car, or at home in a year

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80 restaurant purchased meals are eaten in a restaurant

31 meals are eaten in a car

60 meals are eaten at home

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us suppose r be the total number of meals eaten in a restaurant

Let us suppose c be the total number of meals eaten in a car

Let us suppose h be the total number of meals eaten in a home

The total number of meals eaten in a restaurant, in a car or at home is given as 163. Hence, $r + c + h = 171.....[A]$
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