Situation 3. HOW ABOUT A KISS?The number of calories in a chocolate kissis 20 less than the number of calories ina caramel cluster. Three kisses plus fourclusters together have 360 calories. Howmany calories are in each?Let x =calories in a chocolate kiss =Let y = calories in a caramel cluster =equation #1:X =4-204-x+0equation #2:2010Solution:Systems of Linear Equations:Solving Problems Uisng Graphs8.14meansequals

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Situation 3. HOW ABOUT A KISS? The number of calories in a chocolate kiss is 20 less than the number of calories in a caramel cluster. Three kisses plus four clusters together have 360 calories. How many calories are in each? E Let x = calories in a chocolate kiss = Let y = calories in a caramel cluster = equation #1:X=U-204-x+ equation #2: Solution:

Situation 3. HOW ABOUT A KISS? The number of calories in a chocolate kiss is 20 less than the number of calories in a caramel cluster. Three kisses plus four clusters together have 360 calories. How many calories are in each? E Let x = calories in a chocolate kiss = Let y = calories in a caramel cluster = equation #1:X=U-204-x+ equation #2: Solution:

Big Ideas Math A Bridge To Success Algebra 1: Student Edition 2015

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ISBN:9781680331141

Author:HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT

Publisher:HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT

Chapter5: Solving Systems Of Linear Equations

Section5.3: Solving Systems Of Linear Equations By Eliminations

Problem 32E

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