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A candy store sells a bag of cotton candy for $0.70 and chocolate bars for $0.50. Sheila bought some cotton candy and several chocolate bars from the store and spent a total of $6.30. How many bags of cotton candy and bars of chocolate did Sheila purchase?

A 4

B 7

C 11

D 13

E 17

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Answer:

Option C

Explanation:

We are given that Sheila purchase candy and bars of chocolates.

We have to find the number of bags of cotton candy and bars of chocolate

Cost of one cotton candy bag =$0.70

Cost of one bar chocolate bag =$0.50

She have total money for spent=$6.30

Let x be the number of bags of cotton candy and y be the number of bags of bars of chocolates

Then


0.70x+0.50y=6.30

If she purchase 5 bags of cotton candy

Then she spend money on cotton candy bags=
0.70*5=$3.50

Substitute the value then we get


3.50+0.50y=6.30


0.50 y=6.30-3.50


x=(3.00)/(0.50)


x=6

Number of bags of cotton candy=5

Number of bags of bar of chocolates=6

Then total number of bags=6+5=11

Hence, option C is true.

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User Sam Parmenter
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The correct answer is: C 11


I really hope this helped you! c:
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User R M
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