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1. John and Jason are selling plants at the annual plant sale. John sells 12 tomato plants and 14 cucumber plants for $306. Jason sells 4 tomato plants and 16 cucumber plants for $218. Which system of equations can be used to solve for the price of each tomato plant, t, and each cucumber plant, c?
2. The price of a bottle of Coke is $2.75. The price of a bottle of Pepsi is $2.80. If Nick buys 18 bottles of soda for his party which cost him a total of $50, which of the following system of equations can be used to solve for the number of bottles of Coke, c, and Pepsi, p, that Nick bought?
3. Ms. Brown and Ms. Fisher want to take their third grade students on a trip to the aquarium. Ms. Brown’s class spends $568 on 25 children tickets and 6 adult tickets, and Ms. Fisher’s class spends $532 on 26 children tickets and 4 adult tickets. Which system of equations can be used to solve for the price of each child ticket, c, and each adult ticket, a?
4. Lily wants to cater food for a large fundraiser. She decides that 50 trays of food should be enough to feed everyone. Each tray of pasta costs $27 and each tray of salad costs $32. If $1,137 is spent on food, which of the following system of equations can be used to solve for the number of trays of pasta, p, and salad, s, that Lily catered?
5. A printing company needs to purchase more ink. Each black ink cartridge costs $38 and each colored ink cartridge costs $44. The company spends $652 on 42 total cartridges to replenish its ink supply. If b represents the number of black ink cartridges purchased and c represents the number of colored ink cartridges purchased, which of the following system of equations could be used to solve for both b and c?

 

 

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