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makkiz [27]
3 years ago
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At a basketball​ game, a team made 54 successful shots. They were a combination of​ 1- and​ 2-point shots. The team scored 93 po

ints in all. Write and solve a system of equations to find the number of each type of shot.
Mathematics
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Zepler [3.9K]3 years ago
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Answer:

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17 one point shots and 39 two point shots were made

Solution:

Given that,

At a basketball​ game, a team made 56 successful shots

They were a combination of​ 1- and​ 2-point shots

Let "x" be the number of 1 point shots

Then, 56 - x is the number of two point shots

The team scored 95 points in all

Therefore,

1(number of 1 point shots) + 2(number of two point shots) = 95

x + 2(56 - x) = 95

x + 112 - 2x = 95

x = 112 - 95

x = 17

Then, number of two point shots = 56 - x = 56 - 17 = 39

Thus 17 one point shots and 39 two point shots were made

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