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I seriously need help. ASAP
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I seriously need help. ASAP

I seriously need help. ASAP-example-1
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L = the number of large tables (x)

S = the number of small tables (y)

She bought 24 tables, so:

L + S = 24 or x + y = 24

125L + 95S = 1330 [$125 per large table, $95 per small table]

The 4th option is your answer (bottom right)

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