A store sells T-shirts for $10 each and jeans for $20 a pair. Anna spends $150 on T-shirts and jeans. She buys x T-shirts and y pairs of jeans.
The equation that represents the situation is
A. 10x+20y=150
B. 15x+20y=150
If Anna decides to buy only T-shirts and no jeans, she can buy
A. 15
B. 50
T-shirts with the money she has.
P.S. Really need this math credit to become a junior with my friends next year thanx in advance:

Question

A store sells T-shirts for $10 each and jeans for $20 a pair. Anna spends $150 on T-shirts and jeans. She buys x T-shirts and y pairs of jeans.
The equation that represents the situation is 
A. 10x+20y=150
B. 15x+20y=150
 If Anna decides to buy only T-shirts and no jeans, she can buy 
A. 15
B. 50
 T-shirts with the money she has.
P.S. Really need this math credit to become a junior with my friends next year thanx in advance:

anonymous · Answer

what do you think the first part is?

anonymous · Answer

a

anonymous · Answer

correct. easy right? so let me read the second part real quick

anonymous · Answer

ok so she can oly spend 150 bucks

anonymous · Answer

and if she wants to buy only t shirts.
tshirts cost 10 dollars each.

anonymous · Answer

so how many $10 T-Shirts can she buy until she reaches $150?

anonymous · Answer

15 i think

anonymous · Answer

yep u got it :)

anonymous · Answer

Thanks a bunch i really need this credit:)

anonymous · Answer

no prob