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Kate bought 5 pounds of hamburger and 2 pounds of hotdogs and paid $28.50. Eric bought half the amount of hamburger and a fourth

of the amount of hotdogs that Kate did and paid $12.50. Find the cost per pound of hamburgers and hotdogs.
This is a system of equations

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lapo4ka [179]2 years ago

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Answer:

hamburgers - $4.30 hotdogs- $3.50

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