Mathematics, 25.06.2019 21:30 gedntrxAa

Kenny ordered guitar strings for glenn’s guitar shop. the premium guitar strings are $4.50 apiece. the standard guitar strings are $1.50 apiece. the bill smeared in the rain, but kenny knows he ordered a total of 80 strings for $225. kenny wants to solve for the number of each type of string, so he represents variables as shown. let x = the number of premium strings. let y = the number of standard strings.

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