Problem of the Day Solve the following system any way: 6x + y = -39 3x + 2y = -15.

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Problem of the Day Solve the following system any way: 6x + y = -39 3x + 2y = -15

Tickets for a high school dance could be purchased in advance or at the door. 100 tickets were sold for the dance. They cost $10 in advance and $15 at the door. If $1200 worth of tickets were sold, how many tickets were sold at the door? Choose the variables: Write the equations: State the answers: a = advance d = door a + d = a + 15d = 1200

A baseball Manager bought 4 bats and 9 gloves for $ On another day, he bought 3 bats and 12 gloves for $ How much did he pay for each bat and glove? Choose the variables: State the answers: Write the equations: b = bat g = glove 4b + 9g = b + 12g = 81

Word Problems with Systems The sum of two numbers is 74. The larger number is 4 more than the smaller number. Find the numbers Choose the variables: State the answers: Write the equations:

Adult tickets for a school play cost $5 each and student tickets cost $3 each. A total of $1650 was raised. If twice as many student tickets were sold compared to adult tickets, how many tickets were sold? Choose the variables: State the answers: Write the equations:

Exit Ticket The local preschool ordered all new bicycles and tricycles for the new school year. Each bicycle and tricycle is shipped in its own box. Oddly, the manufacturer shipped all the wheels in a separate box. If there are 16 boxes of bicycles/tricycles total, and 45 wheels total, how many tricycles were ordered?