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It will be $2.50 for each pound of walnuts, and it will be $1 for each pound of chocolate chips.
I know this hold true because when we multiply $2.50 by 2, we get $5, and add that to the other $5 from the chocolate chips and we will get $10. We can also multiply $2.50 by 8 and add $3 from chocolate chips to get $20 + $3, or $23.
I know this hold true because when we multiply $2.50 by 2, we get $5, and add that to the other $5 from the chocolate chips and we will get $10. We can also multiply $2.50 by 8 and add $3 from chocolate chips to get $20 + $3, or $23.
1. 2w+5c=10
2. 8w+3c=23
Simplify the first equation: w=(10-5c)/2
Substitute: 8((10-5c)/2)+3c=23
Simplify:(80-40c)/2+3c=23
40-20c+3c=23,
17c=17, 1 pound of chocolate chips is $1
Substitute: 2w+5=10, 1 pound of walnuts is $2.50
2. 8w+3c=23
Simplify the first equation: w=(10-5c)/2
Substitute: 8((10-5c)/2)+3c=23
Simplify:(80-40c)/2+3c=23
40-20c+3c=23,
17c=17, 1 pound of chocolate chips is $1
Substitute: 2w+5=10, 1 pound of walnuts is $2.50