Mathematics, 21.09.2021 01:00 bellam302

Marcus went to a sporting goods store and bought 4 basketballs and 2 tennis racquets. The basketballs were all the same price, and the tennis racquets were $60 each. The total cost was $200. What was the cost of one basketball? a. $60 b. $50 c. $80 d. $30 e. $20

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