Yesterday, a movie theater sold 279 bags of popcorn. A large nag of popcorn costs $4. A small bag of popcorn costs $1. In all, the movie theater made $567 from popcorn sales. Write and solve a system of equations to find how many bags of each size of popcorn were sold.

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Keyla Schmitt

Mathematics

17 September, 10:44

Yesterday, a movie theater sold 279 bags of popcorn. A large nag of popcorn costs $4. A small bag of popcorn costs $1. In all, the movie theater made $567 from popcorn sales. Write and solve a system of equations to find how many bags of each size of popcorn were sold.

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London Spears · Answer 1

4 (96) = 384

1 (183) = 183

=

567 so this is your final answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

I would start off with 4x + 1y = 567

Then you have to plug in numbers for both x and y that would give you 4 (96) and 1 (183)

Yesterday, a movie theater sold 279 bags of popcorn. A large nag of popcorn costs $4. A small bag of popcorn costs $1. In all, the movie theater made $567 from popcorn sales. Write and solve a system of equations to find how many bags of each size of popcorn were sold. i really need this right now

Yesterday, a movie theater sold 279 bags of popcorn. A large nag of popcorn costs $4. A small bag of popcorn costs $1. In all, the movie theater made $567 from popcorn sales. Write and solve a system of equations to find how many bags of each size of popcorn were sold.

i really need this right now