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9. A cup of tea costs x pence. Coffee costs 20 pence more. Hermes buys 2 cups of tea and one cup of coffee. In total Hermes pays £3.80. Work out the cost of a cup of tea.
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9. A cup of tea costs x pence. Coffee costs 20 pence more. Hermes buys 2 cups of tea and one cup of coffee. In total Hermes pays £3.80. Work out the cost of a cup of tea.
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9. A cup of tea costs x pence. Coffee costs 20 pence more. Hermes buys 2 cups of tea and one cup of coffee. In total Hermes pays £3.80. Work out the cost of a cup of tea.
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£1.20
Explanation:
Given:
Tea = x
Coffee = x + 0.2
Comparing the total cost, work out the value of x:
2x + x + 0.2 = 3.80
3x = 3.60
x = 1.20
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