SOLUTION: Mrs. Knight took her family to the Flying Squirrels game. Each burger costs $4 and each hot dog costs $3. She spent $31 and bought 9 burgers and hot dogs. Create a system of equati

SOLUTION: Mrs. Knight took her family to the Flying Squirrels game. Each burger costs $4 and each hot dog costs $3. She spent $31 and bought 9 burgers and hot dogs. Create a system of equati

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Question 1190258: Mrs. Knight took her family to the Flying Squirrels game. Each burger costs $4 and each hot dog costs $3. She spent $31 and bought 9 burgers and hot dogs. Create a system of equations that represents the number of burgers, b, and the number of hot dogs, h that were bought?
Answer by greenestamps(13200) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

b+h=9 the total number of burgers and hot dogs was 9
4b+3h=31 the total cost of the burgers and hot dogs was $31

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