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Mathematics, 04.03.2021 23:00 GreenHerbz206

Calvin mixes x pounds candy A that sells for $2.00 per pound with y pounds of candy B that costs $3.60 per pound to make 50 pounds of a candy mixture that costs $108. How many pounds of each kind of candy did he use in the mix? This problem can be modeled by the following system:


What is the solution of this system? Express your answer as a coordinate (x, y)


x + y = 50\\2 + 3.60y = 108

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