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Nonamiya [84]
2 years ago
15

stephanie and jenny each improved their yards by planting rose bushes and geraniums. they bought their supplies from the same st

ore. stephanie spent $148 on 13 rose bushes and 1 geranium. jenny spent $169 on 9 rose bushes and 14 geraniums. find the cost of one rose bush and one geranium.
Mathematics
1 answer:
galina1969 [7]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The cost of one rose is $11., and the cost of one geranium is $5.

Step-by-step explanation:

The cost of one rose bush and one geranium can be determined by the use of simultaneous equation. Let the cost of a rose bush be represented by x, and the cost of one geranium by y.

So that,

13x + y = 148 .............. 1

9x + 14 y = 169 ............... 2

From eqaution 1,

y = 148 - 13x ............... 3

substitute the value of y in equation 2

9x + 14(148 - 13x) = 169

9x + 2072 - 182x = 169

2072 - 169 = 182x - 9x

1903 = 173x

x = \frac{1903}{173}

  = 11

x = 11

substitute the value of x in equation 3

y = 148 - 13x

  = 148 - 13(11)

  = 148 - 143

y = 5

x = 11, y = 5

Thus, the cost of one rose is $11., and the cost of one geranium is $5.

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