Mr. Koger is ordering spools of twine for his class' upcoming string art project.
If he orders 3 large spools and 2 small spools, he will have a total of 690 yards of twine. If he orders 2 large spools and 6 small spools, he will have a total of 810 yards of twine.
When l is the number of yards of twine on a large spool and s is the number of yards of twine on a small spool, this situation is modeled by the given system of equations.
