Which scenario has the system of linear equations: Six x plus two y equals twenty-two. X plus y equals seven.

Trevor donated 7 packages of clothing to a homeless shelter. He donated packages of socks that had 6 pairs in each and t-shirts that had 2 pairs in each. He donated a total of 22 items of clothing, counting a pair of socks as one item.

Trevor donated 6 packages of clothing to a homeless shelter. He donated packages of socks that had 7 pairs in each and t-shirts that had 2 pairs in each. He donated a total of 22 items of clothing, counting a pair of socks as one item.

Trevor dodonated 6 packages of clothing to a homeless shelter. He donated packages of socks that had 2 pairs in each and t-shirts that had 7 pairs in each. He donated a total of 22 items of clothing, counting a pair of socks as one item

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Which scenario has the system of linear equations: Six x plus two y equals twenty-two. X plus y equals seven.

Trevor donated 7 packages of clothing to a homeless shelter. He donated packages of socks that had 6 pairs in each and t-shirts that had 2 pairs in each. He donated a total of 22 items of clothing, counting a pair of socks as one item.

Trevor donated 6 packages of clothing to a homeless shelter. He donated packages of socks that had 7 pairs in each and t-shirts that had 2 pairs in each. He donated a total of 22 items of clothing, counting a pair of socks as one item.

Trevor dodonated 6 packages of clothing to a homeless shelter. He donated packages of socks that had 2 pairs in each and t-shirts that had 7 pairs in each. He donated a total of 22 items of clothing, counting a pair of socks as one item

anonymous · Answer

Looks to me like the first one because he donated 7 packages of clothing, not 6. This gives you x+y=7

ttp · Answer

Thank you :)