Jane brought x shirts for $20 each and y skirts for $25 each she spent $210 in all. which equation represents this situation 2 a. 20+x+25+y=210 b. 25+20+xy=210 c. 25x+20y=210 d.20x+25y=210 part b if jane purchased exactly 4 shirts she must have purchased exactly skirts. (round to the nearest tenth) is it possible for jane to purchase exactly 4 shirts? or no)

D.20x+25y=210

She bought 5.2 skirts

She cannot buy part of a skirt, so if she spent exactly 210 she cannot buy 4 shirts and 5.2 skirts.  NO

Step-by-step explanation:

Total cost = shirts * cost per shirt + skirts * cost per skirt

210 =  x *20 + y * 25

If she bought 4 shirts   x=4

210 = 4*20 + 25y

210 = 80 + 25y

Subtract 80 from each side

210-80 = 80-80 +25y

130 = 25y

Divide by 25

130/25 = 25y/25

5.2 = y

She bought 5.2 skirts

She cannot buy part of a skirt, so if she spent exactly 210 she cannot buy 4 shirts and 5.2 skirts.  NO

answer is c

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the answer is actually d. i just took the test