(I HAVE THE ANSWER JUST NEED SOMEONE TO SEE IF I'TS CORRECT.) Melissa and Emily are playing at the pool. They have three different measuring jars for liters, cups, and pints. Melissa poured 7 cups of water and 3 liters of water into the pint jar and it was filled up to 9.8 pints. Later, Emily started with 5 liters of water in the pint jar and took out 9 cups. The remaining water level was equal to 6 pints.

Model the given situation as a system of linear equations and solve it for liters. What is the inference drawn from the solution?

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(I HAVE THE ANSWER JUST NEED SOMEONE TO SEE IF I'TS CORRECT.) Melissa and Emily are playing at the pool. They have three different measuring jars for liters, cups, and pints. Melissa poured 7 cups of water and 3 liters of water into the pint jar and it was filled up to 9.8 pints. Later, Emily started with 5 liters of water in the pint jar and took out 9 cups. The remaining water level was equal to 6 pints.

Model the given situation as a system of linear equations and solve it for liters. What is the inference drawn from the solution?