10. A test has twenty questions worth 100 points. The test consists of True/False questions worth 3 points each and multiple choice questions worth 11 points each. This system of equations can be used to find how much of each question type the test has. x+y = 20 %D 3x + 11y = 100 Where x represents the number of true/false questions, and y represents the number of multiple choice questions. The solution to the system is (15, 5). What is the correct interpretation of this solution?

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10.
A test has twenty questions worth 100
points. The test consists of True/False
questions worth 3 points each and multiple
choice questions worth 11 points each. This
system of equations can be used to find how
much of each question type the test has.
pay
t in,
uld
the
x + y = 20
3x + 11y = 100
Where x represents the number of true/false
questions, and y represents the number of
multiple choice questions. The solution to
the system is (15, 5). What is the correct
interpretation of this solution?
m:
Transcribed Image Text:10. A test has twenty questions worth 100 points. The test consists of True/False questions worth 3 points each and multiple choice questions worth 11 points each. This system of equations can be used to find how much of each question type the test has. pay t in, uld the x + y = 20 3x + 11y = 100 Where x represents the number of true/false questions, and y represents the number of multiple choice questions. The solution to the system is (15, 5). What is the correct interpretation of this solution? m:
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Consider the system of given linear equations.

x+y=20              ....... 13x+11y=100     ....... 2

Let x represents the number of true/false questions, and y represents the number of multiple choice questions.

Solve the above equations as follows.

1×33x+  3y=    602      3x+11y=  100  -                      -8y=-408y=40y=408y=5

 

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