Elizabeth bought lemons (l) and apples (a). Each apple costs 35¢ and each lemon costs 15¢. All together, she bought 17 lemons an
d apples for $3.95. Which system can be used to determine how many of each she bought?
2 answers:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Given:</u>
- Lemons - l and apples - a
- a = 35¢, l = 15¢
- Number of apples and lemons = 17
- Cost of lemons and apples = $3.95 = 395¢
<u>System as per question:</u>
- a + l = 17
- 35a + 15l = 395
Or
- a + l = 17
- 0.35a + 0.15l = 3.95
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of apples be a and lemons be l . Then ,
=> a + l = 17
Also ,
=> 35a + 15l = $ 3.95
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