
(a)
The system of equations which represent the given problem conditions
(a)

Answer to Problem 22PPS
The system of equations is:
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two conditions given in problem:
Cost of
Cost of
Consider;
The cost of bagels:
The cost of one can of orange juice:
Now, write the equations for two problem conditions:
Conclusion:
Thus, the equation system is written as:
(b)
The solutions of system equations which represent the given problem conditions and the meaning of the solutions is to be explained.
(b)

Answer to Problem 22PPS
The cost of bagels is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two conditions given in problem:
Cost of
Cost of
Consider;
The cost of bagels:
The cost of one can of orange juice:
Now, write the equations for two problem conditions:
Now take subtraction of eq. (2) and (3):
Now, put the value of
That means:
The cost of bagels:
The cost of one can of orange juice:
Conclusion:
So, the solution of the equation of system is
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