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3 years ago

The most popular items at a bakery are its raspberry scones and its lemon poppy

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Umnica [9.8K]3 years ago

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The system of equations x+y=46 and 15x+9y=396 could be used to find the number of boxes of each item sold.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Cost of one box of raspberry scones = $15.00

Cost of one box of lemon poppy seed muffins = $9.00

Total boxes sold = 46

Total revenue earned = $396

Let,

x be the number of raspberry scones sold.

y be the number of lemon poppy seed muffins sold.

According to given statement;

x+y=46 Eqn 1

15x+9y=396 Eqn 2

The system of equations x+y=46 and 15x+9y=396 could be used to find the number of boxes of each item sold.

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