You received two receipts for servicing the company cars. in one, four quarts of oil and 40 gallons of gas cost $126.80. on the other, six quarts of oil and 52 gallons of gas cost $166.28. what is the cost of a quart of oil and a gallon of gas?

Answer with explanation:

Let cost of one quart of oil =$ x

Cost of one gallon of gas = $ y

It is given that

→ Four quarts of oil and 40 gallons of gas cost $126.80.

 4 x +40 y=126.80(1)×3

→Six quarts of oil ,and 52 gallons of gas cost $166.28

 6 x +52 y =166.28(2)×2

:12 x +120 y=380.40(1)

:12 x +104 y= 332.56(2)

Equation(1) - Equation(2)

16 y= 47.84

Dividing both sides by , 16 we get

y=2.99

Putting the value of , y in equation (1)

→4x + 40 × 2.99=126.80

→4 x+119.6=126.80

→ 4 x=126.80- 119.6

→ 4x= 7.20

Dividing both sides by 4, we get

→x =1.8

Cost of a quart of oil=$ 1.8

Cost of a gallon of gas= $ 2.99

the correct answer would be d because the slope is -2/2=1 and the y intercept is at 2 so that is the correction equation