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Situation: The No Doze Cafe sells Pumpkin Spice Lattes for $3 and Caramel Hot Apple Cider for $2. On a cool autumn morning, the shop sold 5 more Ciders than Lattes and made $25.…
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Situation: The No Doze Cafe sells Pumpkin Spice Lattes for $3 and Caramel Hot Apple Cider for $2. On a cool autumn morning, the shop sold 5 more Ciders than Lattes and made $25.
Define x and y variables and write the equation/s.
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X is lattes y is ciders
3x+2y=25
y-x=5
y=5+x
3x+2(5+x)=25
3x+10+2x=25
5X=15
X=3
Y=3+5=8
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