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User InitJason
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Answer:

fries are $2 onion rings $3

Explanation:

say fries are y and onion rings are X we get two simultaneous equations

y+x= 5 and 3y+2x=12

equal either X or y, I will do x

2y+2x=10 and 3y+2x=12

take the first equation fromm the second

y=2

them sub y into one of the original equations to solve X,

y+x=5

2+X=5

x=3

User Ryoichiro Oka
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Answer:

The fries cost 2 dollars and the onion rings cost 3

Explanation:

For the first question, we know that together, they equal 5 dollars. I assume that these will be divided to be one of the dishes costing 3 and the other costing two. I then plug these in with the numbers of the dishes ordered and see what fits with the final cost.

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