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Answer:
1.75dollars - the value of each chair, 10.5 dollars - the value of each table
Step-by-step explanation:
The value of chair is x, the value of table is y. Then 6chairs cost 6x, 5 tables cost 5y. 6x+5y= 63
Then the value of 2 chairs is 2x, for 3 tables it is equal to 3y. 2x+3y=35
We have the system of equations6x+5y= 63 and 2x+3y=35
Multiply the second one by -3
-3(2x+3y)= -3*35
-6x-9y= -105.
Plus the first equation and the second one multiplied by -3 (the right side to the right side and the left side to the left side with sign= between them)
6x+5y-6x-9y= 63-105
-4y= -42
y=10.5 dollars - the value of a table
6x+5*10.5=63
6x= 63-52.5
6x=10.5
x=1.75dollars - the value of a chair
4/5 - 3/5 is 1/5, which is the nswer.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
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1. Of the 30 bikes that needed gear repairs, 20 also needed tires.
2. Of the 30 bikes that needed gear repairs, 10 also needed tires.
3. Of the 30 bikes that needed gear repairs, between 10 and 20 also needed tires.</span>
