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barxatty [35]
3 years ago
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Dory and Nemo go to Taco Bell for lunch. Dory orders three soft tacos and three double deckers for $11.25. Nemo pays $10.00 for

four soft tacos and two Double Deckers. Write a system of equations that represents the lunch orders for Dory and Nemo. Use x to represent soft tacos and y to represent Double Deckers.

Mathematics
2 answers:
Natasha_Volkova [10]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: Required system of equations that represents the lunch orders for Dory and Nemo is given by

3x+3y=\$11.25---------------(1)\\\\4x+2y=\$10.00------------------(2)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the cost of soft tacos be 'x'.

Let the cost of Double deckers be 'y'.

According to question,  Dory orders three soft tacos and three double deckers for $11.25.

3x+3y=\$11.25---------------(1)

Similarly, Nemo pays $10.00 for four soft tacos and two Double Deckers.

4x+2y=\$10.00------------------(2)

So, cost of soft tacos is $1.25 and Cost of double decker is $2.5.

Hence, Required system of equations that represents the lunch orders for Dory and Nemo is given by

3x+3y=\$11.25---------------(1)\\\\4x+2y=\$10.00------------------(2)

elixir [45]3 years ago
3 0
Dory: $11.25= x+x+x+y+y+y or $11.25= (3*x)+(3*y)

Nemo: $10.00=x+x+x+x+y+y or $10.00= (4*x)+(2*y) 
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