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10 tacos and 6 drinks cost $19.50. 7 tacos and 5 drinks cost $14.25. If t is the cost of one taco and d is the cost of one drink

, which of the following systems of equations represents this situation?

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katen-ka-za [31]3 years ago

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10t + 6d = 19.50

7t + 5d = 14.25

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