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Oksanka [162]
3 years ago
7

Ms. Dunn spent 10.70 buying slices of pie and cookies. She bought a total of 24 items. A slice of pie costs 0.80 and a cookie co

st 0.30. How many slices of pie did Ms. Dunn buy?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Rus_ich [418]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Ms. Dunn bought 7 slices of pie.

Step-by-step explanation:

With the information provided, you can write the following equations:

x+y=24 (1)

0.80x+0.30y=10.70 (2), where:

x is the number of slices of pie

y is the number of cookies

First, you can solve for x in (1):

x=24-y (3)

Next, you have to replace (3) in (2) and solve for y:

0.80(24-y)+0.30y=10.70

19.2-0.80y+0.30y=10.70

19.2-10.70=080y-0.30y

8.5=0.5y

y=8.5/0.5

y=17

Finally, you can replace the value of y in (3) to be able to find the value of x:

x=24-17

x=7

According to this, the answer is that Ms. Dunn bought 7 slices of pie.

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