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sashaice [31]
2 years ago
14

A basketball game a team made 52 successful shots they were a combination of 1- and 2- point shots the team scored 86 points in

all write and solve a system of equations to find the number of each type of shot
Mathematics
2 answers:
jasenka [17]2 years ago
8 0

Answer: 15

Step-by-step explanation:

x = one point shots

y = two point shots

 

1) Setup your equations.

 

x + y = 52

x + 2y = 89

 

2) Isolate a variable.

 

x = 52-y

 

3) Plug in.

 

(52-y) + 2y = 89

52 +y =89

y=37

 

4) Solve for x.

 

x = 52 -37

x=15

 

5) Check your answer.

 

15 + 2(37) = 89

15+74=89

89=89

 

37+15 = 52

52=52

x = one point shots

y = two point shots

 

1) Setup your equations.

 

x + y = 52

x + 2y = 89

 

2) Isolate a variable.

 

x = 52-y

 

3) Plug in.

 

(52-y) + 2y = 89

52 +y =89

y=37

 

4) Solve for x.

 

x = 52 -37

x=15

 

5) Check your answer.

 

15 + 2(37) = 89

15+74=89

89=89

 

37+15 = 52

52=52

Elanso [62]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

52 it was this on khan

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