Search the menus (Alt+/)A, P90%Normal textArialв IUA12+1. | 2 | 3 |Practice modeling a situation with a system of equations by taking a closer look at the Bike andSkateboard Problem.FORMULATING AND SOLVIN...Uncle Eddie asked McKenna and Lara to order 54 new wheels for the 21 skateboards and bicyclesin his repair shop. How many bicycles and how many skateboards are in Uncle Eddie's shop?1. To solve this problem, you need to find the values of two different quantities and represent tworelated conditions in the situation.1 of 2a. Define variables to represent the quantities you need to find.b. There is one condition in the problem related to the total number of bicycles and skateboards.Express that condition as an equation, using the variables you defined in part a.c. There is another condition in the problem related to the number of wheels. Express that conditionan equation, using the variables you defined in part a.d. Use your work from parts b and c to write a system of equations that represents both conditions inthis problem.

a. Let the number of skateboards be x the number of bicycles be y

Practice modeling a situation with a system of equations by taking a closer look at the Bike and Skateboard Probiem. Uncle Eddie asked McKenna and Lara to order 54 new wheels for the 21 skate boards and bicycles in his repair shop. How many bicycles and how many skateboards are in Uncle Eddie's shop? 1. To solve this problem, you need to find the values of two diffe rent quantities and represent two related condiions in the situation. a. Define variables to represent the quantiies you need to find. b. There is one condition in the problem related to the total number of bicycles and skateboards. Express that condition as an equation, using the variables you defined in part a. c. There is another condiion in the problem related to the number of wheels. Express that condition an equation, using the variables you defined in part a. d. Use your work from parts b and c to write a system of equations that represents both conditions in this problem.

Practice modeling a situation with a system of equations by taking a closer look at the Bike and Skateboard Probiem. Uncle Eddie asked McKenna and Lara to order 54 new wheels for the 21 skate boards and bicycles in his repair shop. How many bicycles and how many skateboards are in Uncle Eddie's shop? 1. To solve this problem, you need to find the values of two diffe rent quantities and represent two related condiions in the situation. a. Define variables to represent the quantiies you need to find. b. There is one condition in the problem related to the total number of bicycles and skateboards. Express that condition as an equation, using the variables you defined in part a. c. There is another condiion in the problem related to the number of wheels. Express that condition an equation, using the variables you defined in part a. d. Use your work from parts b and c to write a system of equations that represents both conditions in this problem.

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Practice modeling a situation with a system of equations by taking a closer look at the Bike and
Skateboard Problem.
FORMULATING AND SOLVIN...
Uncle Eddie asked McKenna and Lara to order 54 new wheels for the 21 skateboards and bicycles
in his repair shop. How many bicycles and how many skateboards are in Uncle Eddie's shop?
1. To solve this problem, you need to find the values of two different quantities and represent two
related conditions in the situation.
1 of 2
a. Define variables to represent the quantities you need to find.
b. There is one condition in the problem related to the total number of bicycles and skateboards.
Express that condition as an equation, using the variables you defined in part a.
c. There is another condition in the problem related to the number of wheels. Express that condition
an equation, using the variables you defined in part a.
d. Use your work from parts b and c to write a system of equations that represents both conditions in
this problem.

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