Determine the equation in the word problem; "A company that manufactures inline skates needs to order three parts-part A, part B, and part C. For one shipping order the company needs to buy a total of 2000 parts. There are two times as many B parts as C parts. The total number of A parts is one-third the sum of the B and C parts. On previous orders, the costs had been $0.50 for part A, $0.75 for part B, and $1.00 for part C, resulting in a cost of $1500 for all the parts in one order. When filling out an order for new parts, the company sees that it now costs $0.80 for part A, $0.40 for part B, and $0.60 for part C. Will the company be able to buy the same quantity of parts at the same price as before with the new prices. (Systems of Equations) Please give me a legitimate answer I asked this question and got scammed.