Mathematics, 25.04.2020 05:28 Emilyvite6251

A bakery sells muffins for $3.00 and cookies for $1.50. If the total revenue on cookies and muffins for the week is $390.00 and the bakery makes $30.00 more on
cookies than it does on muffins, find the number of cookies and muffins the bakery sold that week.
The bakery sold
muffins and
cookies that week.

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