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Mason and his children went into a movie theater and he bought $36.50 worth of candies and pretzels. Each candy costs $4.25 and each pretzel costs $3.50. He bought 6 more pretzels than candies. Write a system of equations that could be used to determine the number of candies and the number of pretzels that Mason bought. Define the variables that you use to write the system. Answer Attempt 3 out of 3 Let c equals= the number of itemsthe price of all itemsthe price of each candythe price of each pretzelthe number of candiesthe number of pretzels. Let p equals= the number of itemsthe price of all itemsthe price of each candythe price of each pretzelthe number of candiesthe number of pretzels. System of Equations:

          Mason and his children went into a movie theater and he bought $36.50 worth of candies and pretzels. Each candy costs $4.25 and each pretzel costs $3.50. He bought 6 more pretzels than candies. Write a system of equations that could be used to determine the number of candies and the number of pretzels that Mason bought. Define the variables that you use to write the system.
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Attempt 3 out of 3
Let c equals= the number of itemsthe price of all itemsthe price of each candythe price of each pretzelthe number of candiesthe number of pretzels.
Let p equals= the number of itemsthe price of all itemsthe price of each candythe price of each pretzelthe number of candiesthe number of pretzels.
System of Equations:

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