Julio bought tables and chairs for his restaurant. He bought 16 total items and spent $1800. Each table cost $150 and each chair
cost $50. Let x represent the number of tables and y represent the number of chairs. How many tables and chairs did he buy?
1 answer:
Answer:
He bought 6 chairs and 10 tables.
Step-by-step explanation:
x+y = 16
he spent = $1800
1 chair = $50
y chairs = $50y
1 table = $150
x chairs = $150x
so, 150x+50y = 1800
we got two equations :
x+ y = 16
150x+50y = 1800
Using. substitution method,
x+y = 16
so, x = 16-y
Now
150x+50y =1800
or, 150(16-y) + 50y = 1800
or, 2400-150y+50y = 1800
or, 2400-1800 = 150y-50y
or, 600=100y
so, y = 6
now,
x+y = 16
or, x + 6 = 16
so, x = 10
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