document.write( "Question 1023240: A baseball coach ordered uniforms for her varsity and JV teams. She ordered one uniform for each player on the team. Each varsity uniform cost $57. Each junior varsity uniform cost $51. She spent $234 more on varsity uniforms than on her JV team uniforms. She ordered 42 uniforms in all. What system of linear equations will represent this scenario? \n" ); document.write( "
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x, how many junior uniforms
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\n" ); document.write( "\n" ); document.write( "51x and 57y are the costs for the uniforms, and \"57y-51x=234\" the cost difference. The members of this equation are integrally divisible by 3, allowing simplification to \"19y-17x=78\".\r
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