Rob bought a hat and 3 shirts for $35 . Dan bought 2 hats and a shirt for $20 Which system of equations can be used to find s , the cost of one shirt, and h, the cost of one hat?

1x+3y=35, 2x+y=20

x=5, y=10

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x equal the number of hats and y equal number of shirts.

Solve by substitution, elimination, or graphing.

Personally, I just solved by substitution.

Solve for x (or y) in the first equation. Let's do x.

1x+3y=35 goes to 1x=35-3y or just x=35-3y.

Since we have x, plug it in the other equation. 2(35-3y)+y=20. This equals out to y=10, i assume you understand the algebra.

Plug 10 into either equation for y.

1x+3(10)=35 or x+30=35. subtract 30 on each side. X=5.

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