Can anybody help me with this question(#6)? It’s over systems word problems. ASAP!

Mathematics

1 answer:

IrinaK [193]3 years ago

3 0

Let S represent the cost of a small box, and L represent the cost of a large box.

Matt's sale can be represented by the equation
3S +14L = 203
Ming's sale can be represented by the equation
11S +11L = 220

There are a number of ways to solve a pair of equations. One is to graph them. The graph shows the costs to be ...
The cost of a small box of oranges is $7.
The cost of a large box of oranges is $13.

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