Mathematics, 12.03.2021 20:40 cdyshaylia55

Fredward is buying juice and soda for his birthday party. He wants to buy 12 total bottles and can spend
$29. If juice cost $3 per bottle and soda cost $2
per bottle, how many bottles of each should he buy?
Oj+s = 29
j + s = 12
3j + 2s = 29
j + s = 12
Oj= 3
S = 2
O3 = 29
2s = 12

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