Table mary used delicious (d) and golden delicious (g) apples to make homemade applesauce. delicious apples are $0.75 each and golden delicious apples are $1.25 each. mary spent $21.00 on 22 apples. how many golden delicious apples did mary buy?

1. To solve this problem, you must make a System of equations.

 2. The equations are:

 d+g=22 (i) 
 0.75d+1.25g=21 (ii)

 3. If you clear "d" from the equation (i), you have:

 d+g=22
 d=22-g

 4. Now, you must substitute d=22-g into the equation (ii):

 0.75d+1.25g=21
 0.75(22-g)+1.25g=21

 5. When you clear "g", you obtain its value:

 16.5-0.75+1.25g=21
 16.5+0.5g=21
 0.5g=21-16.5
 g=4.5/0.5
 g=9 Golden Delicious apples

 6. If you also want to know the value of "d", you can substitute g=9 into the equation (i) and clear "d":

 d+g=22
 d+9=22
 d=22-9
 d=13 Delicious apples

 How many Golden Delicious apples did Mary buy?

 The answer is: Mary bought 9 Golden Delicious apples.

The answer is c. 7 (i think) i’m almost sure though

The discount is 8.70 . you dont tell us the percent of tax added so there is no way to find out, unless i'm not seeing anything. without tax its 37.70