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ok lets say v is vanilla wafers and c is chocolate wafers
vanilla costs $4 chocolate costs $1 and they buy v amount of vanilla and c amount of chocolate to get a total bill of $45
So we can make one equation out of that which is.
4v+1c=45
Yes but we still need to make the second equation.
ok so we know that in all she bought 27 wafers so v+c=27
Do you get that?
So if we graph both of those two equations, we get https://www.desmos.com/calculator/gc1tpaohjw
Verify that v = 6 and c = 21 .
Because desmos will only graph with x and y I made v to x and c to y.
And you will see that the two lines intersect at (6,21) and so then v=6 and c=21
Is demos a plotting system?
Desmos has a graphing calculator
Umm Yes @piercetheveil47 (6,21) is the point where the 2 lines intersect on the graph.
So basically @robtobey Yes.
You can include the graph and say that you graphed the lines and saw where they intersected.
You chose to solve it by graphing.
or kind of like I chose to solve it by graphing...
No problem @piercetheveil47 @~
From Mathematica v9. Refer to the attachment.
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