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    This document provides 3 word problems involving linear systems that can be modeled and solved using linear equations. The first problem involves determining the number of dimes and quarters in a vending machine that has $20.35 total value. The second problem involves determining how much of two alcohol solutions (40% and 60%) to mix to create 100L of a 48% solution. The third problem involves determining how much of two candy types (gummy words and chocolate swirls) were mixed to create 50kg of a new mixture priced at $1.75/kg.

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    This document provides 3 word problems involving linear systems that can be modeled and solved using linear equations. The first problem involves determining the number of dimes and quarters in a vending machine that has $20.35 total value. The second problem involves determining how much of two alcohol solutions (40% and 60%) to mix to create 100L of a 48% solution. The third problem involves determining how much of two candy types (gummy words and chocolate swirls) were mixed to create 50kg of a new mixture priced at $1.75/kg.

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    MPM2D By WIlson Lesson 1.

    10

    Solving Linear System


    Mixture, Money

    Write a system of linear equations to model the following problems and solve.

    1. A vending machine contained dimes and quarters. The number of quarters is 7 more than
    twice the number of dimes. The coins have a total value of $20.35. How many of each coin
    are there?

    2. A chemistry student was asked to make 100L of 48% alcohol solution by volume by mixing
    40% and 60% alcohol solutions by volume. How much of each must the student use?
    MPM2D By WIlson Lesson 1.10

    3. To increase sale, a store manager mixed gummy words selling at $1.60/kg and chocolate
    swirls selling at $2.20/kg. If the new price became $1.75/kg, how much of each candy was
    used to obtain 50kg of the new mixture?

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