Mathematics, 25.02.2021 19:10 j015

Yesterday, a movie theater sold 303 bags of popcorn. A large bag costs $4. A small bag costs $1. In all, the movie theater made $687 from popcorn sales. Write and solve a
system of equations to find how many bags of each size of popcorn were sold. Show ALL
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8a.) The system is & .
8b.) There were small bags of popcorn.
8c.) There were large bags of popcorn.

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Yesterday, a movie theater sold 303 bags of popcorn. A large bag costs $4. A small bag costs $1. In...