Middle School

The local restaurant has the following offers:

- OFFER A: 2 sandwiches and juice for €5.00
- OFFER B: 1 sandwich and salad for €5.10
- OFFER C: 1 salad and juice for €5.30

1. What is the cost of one sandwich?

2. What is the cost of 1 sandwich, 1 salad, and 1 juice?

Answer :

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Let cost of sandwich = s, juice = j and salad = d.

2s + j = 500 (A)

s + d = 510 (B)

d + j = 530 (C)

Equation (C) - (B) ( to eliminate d):

j - s = 20 (D)

(A) - (D) = (to eliminate j):

2s - (-s) = 480

3s = 480

s = 160

A sandwich costs E 1.60.

The cost of one sandwich is €1.60, and the cost of one sandwich, one salad, and one juice is €6.90.

To find the cost of one sandwich, one salad, and one juice at the local restaurant, we can use the information given in the offers:

Offer A: 2 sandwiches and juice for €5.00 Offer B: Sandwich and salad for €5.10 Offer C: Salad and juice for €5.30

Let's define the cost of one sandwich as S, one salad as D, and one juice as J. We can set up the following equations based on the offers:

For Offer A: 2S + J = €5.00

For Offer B: S + D = €5.10

For Offer C: D + J = €5.30

First, we can express J from the first equation:

J = €5.00 - 2S

Next, we substitute J into the third equation:

D + (€5.00 - 2S) = €5.30 D + €5.00 - 2S = €5.30 D = 2S + €0.30

We now substitute D into the second equation:

S + (2S + €0.30) = €5.10 3S + €0.30 = €5.10 3S = €4.80 S = €1.60

So, the cost of one sandwich (S) is €1.60. Now, let's find the cost of one salad (D) and one juice (J) using the values we have:

D = 2S + €0.30 D = 2(€1.60) + €0.30 D = €3.20 + €0.30 D = €3.50

J = €5.00 - 2S J = €5.00 - 2(€1.60) J = €5.00 - €3.20 J = €1.80

Finally, the total cost of one sandwich, one salad, and one juice is:

S + D + J €1.60 + €3.50 + €1.80 €6.90