Sam was building a suspension bridge
for the playground at an elementary
school and need...
Mathematics, 05.05.2020 17:01 sierraaasifuent
Sam was building a suspension bridge
for the playground at an elementary
school and needed some chain link and
some rope. He bought a total of 80 feet
of materials. The chain link cost $2.00
per foot, and the rope cost $1.50 per
foot. He spent a total of $135. How
much of each did he buy?
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