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Assume that the number of apples is x and the number of oranges is y.
For the first given, we know that each apple costs $0.24 and each orange costs $0.8, therefore:
amount paid for apples = 0.24x and amount paid for oranges = 0.8y
we also know that the total amount spent is $12, therefore the first equation is as follows:
0.24x + 0.8y = 12
For the second given, we know that the total number of fruit bought is 20, therefore, the second equation is:
x + y = 20
You can easily graph these two functions and find a possible combination from the graph (the correct combination would be the intersection between the two lines).
Try, please, this:
1) Imagine, that pharmacist used 'x' gr. of 40% solution and 'y' of 70% solution.
Together (20 gr. of 52% sol.) it will be x+y=20.
2) From other side, the pharmacist combined 40x and 70y gramms, after obtaining together it is 52(x+y) gramms. In other words 40x+70y=52(x+y)
3)
Answer: 8 gr. of 70% solution and 12 gr. of 40%.
<u><em>Answer:</em></u>
a. The point (4,9) appears in both tables
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
<u>Note:</u> This question can be solved without the need of the tables
<u>A solution of a system of equations</u> is defined as a point (or set of points) that satisfy both equations
<u>This means that,</u> this point should belong to all the equations in the system
Now, a table is used to show a set of points that belong to a certain line
This means that, all vales in the table belong to the line they represent
<u>Since the point (4,9) appears in both tables</u>, therefore, it belongs to both lines and, therefore, is a solution to the system of equations consisting of these two lines
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