Question

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Answer 1

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


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

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

Answer 2

do you know?? @walking_stick

Answer 3

Think of it like this: start assigning values to variables, such as x equals the number of sock packages and y equals the number of shirt packages. We know the total number of packages, which seems to be 6.

That would create one equation describing your scenario. By using the same kind of logic, try doing the same thing for the other equation.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Answer 4

ok thanks !

Answer 5

No prob!