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A bottle and a cap together cost $1.10. The bottle costs $1 more than the cap. How much does each cost?
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Let b = bottle & c = cap We would have to use a system of equations. So, since the bottle and cap together cost $1.10, the first equation is b + c = $1.10 And the bottle IS $1 more than the cap (remember, is always means =) And more means addition. Your second equation is, b = c + 1 Now, you're system of equations is { b + c = $1.10 { b = c + 1 You can use substitution and put in the given value for b. c + 1 + c = $1.10 Then solve for c. x
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