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Set up and solve equations for each of the following business situations. En Vogue

Contemporary Mathematics | 6th Edition | ISBN: 9780538481267 | Authors: Robert Brechner ISBN: 9780538481267 378

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Problem 25

Set up and solve equations for each of the following business situations. En Vogue Menswear ordered short-sleeve shirts for $23.00 each and long-sleeve shirts for $28.50 each from Hugo Boss. a. If the total order amounted to $9,862.50 for 375 shirts, how many of each were ordered?b. What was the dollar amount of each type of shirt ordered?

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Textbook: Contemporary Mathematics
Edition: 6
Author: Robert Brechner
ISBN: 9780538481267

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