An electrician has $120 to spend on interior light fixtures. the wholesale price for 13-watt low-energy lamp is $4. The price for a high-energy lamp is $5. write an expression for how much the electrician spends for A units of the low-energy lamp and B units of the high-energy lamp.

complete the table for the electrician's purchase. assume that all of the $120 is spent

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Jayden Dalton

Mathematics

31 October, 20:22

An electrician has $120 to spend on interior light fixtures. the wholesale price for 13-watt low-energy lamp is $4. The price for a high-energy lamp is $5. write an expression for how much the electrician spends for A units of the low-energy lamp and B units of the high-energy lamp.

complete the table for the electrician's purchase. assume that all of the $120 is spent

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Trystan Sawyer · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

the first part of the equation is 120 = ?

low energy lamp: 13 dollars per unit

High Energy Lamp: 14 dollars per unit

So, 13a (a stands for "a units") and 14b (b stands for "b units) are the respective equation for the given values.

so 13a + 14b = 120 dollars