The number of short-sleeved shirts ordered (x) is 150, and the number of long-sleeved shirts ordered (y) is 100.
Let's solve the system of equations to find the values of x (number of short-sleeved shirts) and y (number of long-sleeved shirts).
The system of equations is:
5x+10y=1,750
1/3 x+ 1/2 y=100
We can start by multiplying the second equation by 6 to eliminate fractions:
5x+10y=1,750
2x+3y=600 (Multiply each term in the second equation by 6)
Now we can use the substitution or elimination method to solve the system. I'll use the substitution method.
From equation (2), solve for x:
2x+3y=600
2x=600−3y
x=300− 3/2 y
Now substitute this expression for x into equation (1):
5(300− 3/2 y)+10y=1,750
Simplify the equation:
1,500− 15 /2 y+10y=1,750
Combine like terms:
5/2 y=250
Now solve for y:
y=100
Now substitute the value of y back into the expression we found for x:
x=300− 3/2 (100)
x=300−150
x=150
Therefore, the number of short-sleeved shirts ordered (x) is 150, and the number of long-sleeved shirts ordered (y) is 100.