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12 February, 12:29

I had a summer job cooking two items at a bbq place. I sell burgers for $9.00 and sell chicken sandwiches for $11.25. Because I am a splendid cook, i sell a total of 330 items and make a total of $3,375. How many of each did I sell?

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  1. 12 February, 12:31
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    He sold 180 chicken sandwiches and 150 burguers.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Since 330 items were sold, then the amount of burguers and chicken sandwiches sold must be equal to this value. From this information we have:

    burguers + sandwiches = 330

    We know that each burguer cost $9 and each chicken sandwich cost $11.25 and that we made a total of $3,375. So we have:

    9*burguers + 11.25*sandwiches = 3,375

    From the first equation we have:

    burguers = 330 - sandwiches

    Applying it on the second equation:

    9 * (330 - sandwiches) + 11.25*sandwiches = 3,375

    2,970 - 9*sandwiches + 11.25*sandwiches = 3,375

    2.25*sandwiches = 3,375 - 2,970

    2.25*sandwiches = 405

    sandwiches = 405/2.25 = 180

    So,

    burguers = 330 - 180 = 150

    He sold 180 chicken sandwiches and 150 burguers.
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