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Afina-wow
13 days ago
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they paid $13 for each pepperoni pizza and $11for each plain pizza the club bought total of 18 pizzas for the party and paint a

total of $212 Drag and drop the numbers to the boxes to create an equation which models this situation if x=the number of pepperoni pizza and y=the numbers of plain pizza boght
Mathematics
1 answer:
Leona [4.1K]13 days ago
4 0

Complete question;

A booster club financed pizzas for an end-of-season celebration. The cost was $13 for each pepperoni pizza and $11 for each plain pizza. They purchased a

total of 18 pizzas for the event, totaling $212.

Organize the numbers into an equation that represents this scenario with x being the number of pepperoni pizzas and y being the number of plain pizzas purchased.

Answer:

13x + 11y = 212

Step-by-step explanation:

Two varieties of pizza were purchased: pepperoni and plain. The pepperoni variety cost $13 each while the plain one cost $11 each. In total, they bought 18 pizzas.

The overall expenditure on the pizzas was $212.

total number of pizzas = 18

total amount spent on pizzas = $212

x represents the number of pepperoni pizzas

y represents the number of plain pizzas

The cost of the pepperoni pizzas is derived by multiplying the number of pizzas by their individual price. The same calculation applies for the plain pizzas.

Therefore, by summing the costs of both pizza types, we arrive at the total price for the pizzas.

13x + 11y = 212

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