Was the variable "y" supposed to be part of this equation? If so, perhaps you meant to share the following:
<span> 0.24x − 1.85y = 3.09
− 2.33x = 1.71y
Plese, go back and reread the original question, and then ensure you have shared that question here precisely as it was presented.</span>
The first digit of a number can be 1-9. The 2nd and the 3rd digit can be 1-10. The last digit can be 0 or 5 ( 2 numbers ):
9 * 10 * 10 * 2 = 1,800
She could pick 1,800 different 4-digit numbers.
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Answer:
Kelly needs 24 3/4 cups of sugar altogether.
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