Anyone have any ideas? I'm lost. For the following system of equations, write your own real world scenario that describes what is happening. Use complete sentences and correct grammar in your scenario. Part 2: Solve the system and explain what the results mean according to your scenario. 2x + y = 10 3x + 4y = 25
You can make up anything you want
Can you help :(
Make up something about buying groceries
let x be apples and y be oranges
That's a good start
Now make up a character....perhaps Mary
Okay. go on
I already got the names for the people who are going to buy the groceries. http://prntscr.com/rqqmv
Now I just gotta solve the equations, right? For x and y? Should I use elimination?
First time she goes to the store, apples are 3 dollars a bag, oranges are four dollars a bag. She buys some of both and pays 25 dollars for it. The second time she goes to the store, she buys the same amount of bags of each but this time they're on sale so the apples only cost 2 dollars and bag; the oranges 1 dollar a bag, paying only 10 dollars this time. How much of each did she buy both times?
Ya, use whatever method you want
How does this look xD I totally stole your work. o.o http://prntscr.com/rqqvz
Too many names
I think it's funny.
Also, you didn't define what x and y represent
x = 3, that's the apples and oranged he got on the first trip and y = 4, the amount on the second?
You need to mention which variable represents bag of apples and which represents bag of oranges.
Okay, I said x = apples and y = oranges
x = bag of apples* y = bag of oranges*
Gah, just stick to one name.
And you still didn't properly define x and y. You define it after the word problem, not in it.
Thats good, but you need to define the VARIABLES
Wait, that's not good. 3 doesn't represent apples and oranges
You're killing it
=+=
Getin' real sick of your sh*t Hero xD
3 is the apples .-.
Well, you're the one writing it wrong, not me.
-_-
3 bags of apples 4 bags of oranges
He bought 3 bags of apples and 4 bags of oranges both times :/
Re-read the word problem again
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I thought he bought those on his first trip. Gahhhh.
Bergtergerhgrehgsrg e...
;-;
Yes, just leave it like that....smh
Heh xD
Wait, you still need to fix it
Nevermind, I got one -_-
This is hilarious, though. Lol
You copied and pasted the one where I left off the part where he paid 10 dollars for the second trip.
You're killin' me though DX
You're forgetting something. You got that off the internet and your other classmates probably copied and pasted the same problem.
At least use the unique one that I came up with
That way you don't risk losing points for copying something from the internet
Furthermore, you need to re-post the original one but include this part: First time he goes to the store, apples are 3 dollars a bag, oranges are four dollars a bag. He buys some of both and pays 25 dollars for it. The second time he goes to the store, he buys the same amount of bags of each but this time they're on sale so the apples only cost 2 dollars and bag; the oranges 1 dollar a bag, `paying only 10 dollars this time`. How much of each did he buy both times?
;-; ok
Heh. got 91. Out of 20 I got 2 wrong. Is that good for a final?
You got a 91%. That should be good enough for an A
;D
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