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mathclass:

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mathclass:

Mercury:

let's let p = # of pants and s = # of shirts if 1 pair of pants is $20, then p pairs costs 20*p repeat this same logic with the shirts add them together and set them equal to the total cost ($100) ^ that'll get you your first equation to get your second equation: he wants to buy 6 items, so shirts and pants have to add up to 6. write the equation to match this idea. once you have both equations, write them together to get your system

mathclass:

so p =2 s = 4

Mercury:

well the part you showed me is just asking for an equation, but if you went ahead and solved it, that's correct

mathclass:

ty

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