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adam5112:

Tony is in charge of the concession stand. He charges $4.00 for two hot dogs and two sodas. He charges $4.50 for three hot dogs and one soda. How much does Tony charge per hot dog? How much per soda? Write and solve a system of equations.

Timmyspu:

ok so first what do we know

supie:

First we have to make variables: \[h=hotdogs\]\ \[4 = 2h + 2s\] That means 4 dollars equals 2 hotdogs and 2 sodas. \[4.50 = 3h + s\] Which is writing 4.50 dollars equals 3 hotdogs and 1 soda.

adam5112:

so which one is the answer A. $1.00 per hot dog; $0.50 per soda B. $1.25 per hot dog; $0.75 per soda C. $1.50 per hot dog; $0.75 per soda D. $2.00 per hot dog; $1.00 per soda

jhonyy9:

@adam5112 so to get the right answer just you need to solve this above wrote system of these two equations for h and s by @supie hope you know the way to solve it use substitution or elimination method - what you know ...

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