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Scrat [10]
2 years ago
6

Students in an environmental science class raised money to buy plants for a community garden. The students raised money by selli

ng regular cupcakes for $2.00 each and gluten-free cupcakes for $3.00 each. The number of regular cupcakes sold was determined to be 2 times the number of gluten-free cupcakes sold. If a total $350 was raised through cupcake sales over a three-week period, how many cupcakes were sold altogether
Mathematics
1 answer:
finlep [7]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

50 gluten-free cupcakes and 100 regular cupcakes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's define the variables:

R = number of regular cupcakes sold

G = number of gluten-free cupcakes sold

The total amount of money raised then is:

M = R*$2.00 + G*$3.00

We also know that:

The number of regular cupcakes sold was 2 times the number of gluten-free cupcakes sold.

then:

R = 2*G

And we also know that the amount of money raised is $350

Then we have the equations:

R = 2*G

R*$2.00 + G*$3.00 = $350

We can replace the first equation into the second one, so we have only one variable:

(2*G)*$2.00 + G*$3.00 = $350

Now we can solve this for G.

G*$4.00 + G*$3.00 = $350

G*$7.00 = $350

G = $350/$7.00 = 50

G = 50

50 gluten-free cupcakes where sold.

And using the equation:

R = 2*G = 2*50 = 100

We can conclude that 100 regular cupcakes were sold.

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