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1 year ago

Please solve soon I need this problem solved or I will miss out on a Christmas party with my friends.

Mathematics

2 answers:

bulgar [2K]1 year ago

8 0

Answer:

Go have fun at your Christmas party!

Multiple Choice= 2 points each

Short Response= 4 points each

Step-by-step explanation:

You can set up a system of equations to find out how many points each type of question is worth.

x= multiple choice

y= short response

Equation 1 (You)

23x+10y=86

Equation 2 (Your Friend)

28x+5y=76

Solve with elimination. Multiply the second equation by negative 2 to cancel out the y-variable.

-2(28x+5y=76)

-56x-10y=-152

Subtract both equations together.

23x+10y=86

-56x-10y=-152

-33x= -66

x=2

Now that we found x, plug it into the first equation to solve for y.

23x+10y=86

23(2)+10y=86

46+10y=86

10y=40

y=4

Each multiple choice is worth 2 points, and each short answer response is worth 4 points.

lukranit [14]1 year ago

6 0

The anwser is c your welcome

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