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prohojiy [21]
2 years ago
7

Juan pago $50.00 pesos por 3 cajas de paquetes y 5 cajas de clavos, mientras que Pedro compró 5 cajas de taquetes y 7 cajas de c

lavos y tuvo que pagar $ 74.00 pesos . ¿ Cual es el precio de cada caja de taquetes y clavos ?
a) ¿ Cuantas incógnitas hay en el problema ?
b) ¿ Cuántas ecuaciones puedes construir según el texto?
c) ¿ Cuales son esas ecuaciones?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Diano4ka-milaya [45]2 years ago
6 0
A) confusión al encontrar la suma de la diferencia de precios
B ) dos
C ) 50 dividida 8, 74 dividida 12


espero que esto haya ayudado!
te agradecería que me dieras un gracias y brainliest (:
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