Carol is ordering t-shirts for her club and there are two different patterns to choose from. The first shirt is green and blue stripes and the second shirt is white with purple flowers. The green and blue striped shirt is $15 and the white with purple flowers is $13. She needs to order 24 shirts and has a total of $340 to spend. How many of each shirt can she order?
Question 5 options:

14 Striped and 10 Flowered

10 Striped and 14 Flowered

9 Striped and 15 Flowered

15 Striped and 9 Flowered

14 Striped and 10 Flowered

Step-by-step explanation:

This can best be determined using a set of linear equations that are solved simultaneously.

This pair of linear equations may be solved simultaneously by using the elimination method. This will involve ensuring that the coefficient of one of the unknown variables is the same in both equations. It may be solved by substitution in that one of the variable is made the subject of the equation and the result is substituted into the second equation

Given that the green and blue striped shirt is $15 and the white with purple flowers is $13. She needs to order 24 shirts and has a total of $340 to spend, let the number of striped shirts be g and that of flowered be h then,

g + h = 24 and

15g + 13h = 340

g = 24 - h

15(24 - h) + 13h = 340

360 - 15h + 13h = 340

2h = 20

h = 10

g = 24 - h

g = 24 - 10

= 14

step-by-step explanation:

this is not a question

sample answer: you can determine whether each element of the domain is paired with exactly one element of the range. for example, if given a graph, you could use the vertical line test; if a vertical line intersects the graph more than once, then the relation that the graph represents is not a function.