A school bought several pairs of skis, each costing $40 and several pairs of skates, each costing $50. The cost of the whole pur chase was $600. How many pairs of skates were purchased if there were 3 more pairs of skates than pairs of skis?
2 answers:
5 skis and 8 skates y=ski x=skates x=y+3 40y+50x=600 40y+50(y+3)=600 y=5 x=8
Let the number of pair of skis and skates bought be x and y respectively. So that, 40x+50y = 600 There are 3 more pairs of skates. Therefore, y-3 = x=> y=x+3 Substituting, 40x+50(x+3) =600 => 40x+50x+150=600 => 90x=600-150 = 450 x= 450/90 = 5 pairs of skis y= x+3 =5+3 = 8 pairs of skates
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