Mathematics, 26.11.2021 01:50 squawk1738

The cost of 2 bunches of roses and 5 bunches of
carnations is £45.
The cost of 3 bunches of
roses and 4 bunches of
carnations is £50.
Find the cost of one bunch of each

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The cost of 2 bunches of roses and 5 bunches of
carnations is £45.
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