
Joseph M.
asked 08/07/20help me I am confused
A golf course charges $17 for a package including the full 18-hole course. The course also sells buckets of golf balls for $22 each. The golf course would like to earn $619 by the end of the day.
Enter a linear equation that describes the problem.
An equation for the amount of money earned by the golf course is __________= $619, where c is the number of course packages purchased, and b is the number of buckets of balls purchased.
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Patrick L. answered 08/08/20
Algebra 2/Trigonometry taken in 10th Grade
b = number of buckets of balls
c = number of course packages
The total amount purchased is $619.
The linear equation is 17c + 22b = 619
The variables to be used are given as b = buckets of balls and c = course package. The number of course packages sold multiplied by the price of it ($17 for each) plus the number of buckets of balls sold multiplied by the price of each bucket ($22 for each) will be the total amount of money earned that day.
total earned = $17c + $22b
Set this equation equal to $619 so you can find how many buckets and packages you need to sell. You would need more information to solve for a single answer for c and b, but you could look for potential combinations that would work.
$619 = $17c + $22b
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