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5 September, 13:55

Cesar bought 7 items at the candy store. He bought candy bars for $0.50 each and packs of gum for $0.95 each. He spent a total of $6.80. What system represents the solution for the number of candy bars (x) and the number of pack gum (y) purchased?

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