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ella [17]
3 years ago
9

Help me please !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
PolarNik [594]3 years ago
8 0
Answer is B.
the question says that a total of 108 blue shirts and 96 green shirts are sold, so we calculate the total number of shirts in the respective rows, while ensuring that the total number of shirts in the columns add up to 60 small, 86 medium, and 58 large respectively
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Let Gavin be G
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G + S = 425
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I can't really graph, but plug in some numbers to G and S that works in BOTH equations. Then graph it.

G + S = 425
G = 25 + S

(25 + S) + S = 425
2S + 25 = 425
2S + 25 (-25) = 425 (-25)
2S = 400
2S/2 = 400/2
S = 200

Seiji made 200 dollars

Now choose one of the equations to use (the easier the better) in this case i will choose this one:

G = 25 + S

pug in 200 into S (because that is how much Seiji made)

G = 25 + (200)
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