# Math 116

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Is this correct so far...I just want to know if I am doing this..

b) The representative tells you that floor plan #1 sells for \$300,000 and floor plan #2 sells for \$200,000. She also mentions that all the available houses combined are worth \$3,300,000. Write an equation that illustrates this situation. Use the same variables you used in part a. (3 pts.)

300,000 + 200,000 =3300000

Multiply the first equation by 300,000
-300000x –300000 y = -5000000

20000y = 500000
Divide by 20000:
y = 10

x +10 =
x =

of plan 1
of plan 2

• Math 116 - ,

I have little understanding of what you did.

x*300,000+y*200,000=3,300,000 is the equation describing the words in the paragraph. You need one other equation to solve, for instance, x+y=somenumber
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