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Nurul Atikah
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I dun understand

Date Posted: 4 years ago
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Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
4 years ago
2 shirts cost as much as 5 caps

You can assume that 5 caps = 2 shirts so 10 shirts = 4 caps

7 shirts and 10 caps cost $275
7 shirts and 4 shirts cost $275
11 shirts cost $275
1 shirt costs $275/11 = $25

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Let S be the cost of 1 shirt, C be the cost of 1 cap. We must try to eliminate either S or C from the equations, so that we can find the remaining (either S or C) easily. Here, we know that 2S=5C, since 2 shirts cost as much as 5 caps. By simply multiplying this eqn by 2, we get 4S=10C, and 10C is also present in the next equation, 7S+10C=275. Replace the 10C with 4S to get an equation with only S.
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Ans: $25