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gayaneshka [121]
3 years ago
5

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Mathematics
1 answer:
Snowcat [4.5K]3 years ago
8 0
Greetings!

Substitute:
x+y=1000 \\ x=1000-y
Now we can input this into the other equation so, we only have one variable.

Solve for y.
0.05(1000-y)+0.06y=57
Distribute the parenthesis.
50-0.05y+0.06y=57
Combine Like Terms.
50-0.01y=57
Add -50 to both sides.
(50-0.01y)+(-50)=(57)+(-50)
Simplify.
0.01y=7
Divide both sides by 0.01.
(0.01y)/0.01=(7)/0.01
Simplify.
y=700

Input this value into the other equation.
x+700=1000
Add -700 to both sides.
(x+700)+(-700)=(1000)+(-700)
Simplify.
x=300

The answer would be 300,700

Hope this helps.
-Benjamin
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