Answer:
We have the problem:
"Una persona compró 4 mesas y 2 sillas por $200. Luego, compró 2 mesas y sillas por $200. ¿Cuánto cuesta cada mesa y cada silla?"
Where one data is missing, but in the comments of the question you said that the number of chairs in the second bought is 7, so we have:
Una persona compró 4 mesas y 2 sillas por $200. Luego, compró 2 mesas y 7 sillas por $200. ¿Cuánto cuesta cada mesa y cada silla?
which means:
"One person bought 4 tables and 2 chairs for $ 200. Then, he bought 2 tables and 7 chairs for $ 200. How much does each table and each chair cost?"
So we know that:
4*T + 2*C = $200
2*T + 7*C = $200
Where T is the price of each table and C is the price of each chair.
We can isolate C in the first equation, and get:
2*C = $200 - 4*T
C = $100 - 2*T
and replace it in the second equation to get:
2*T + 7*($100 - 2*T) = $200
2*T + $700 - 14*T = $200
12*T = $500
T = $500/12 = $41.66
Then, we can replace it in the equation:
C = $100 - 2*T = $100 - 2*$41.66 = $16.66
So each chair cost around $16.66 and each table costs around $41.66