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Alex stocks up for winter He buys 36 cans of vegetables he payes 80 cents per can for tomatoes and 40 cents per can for corn for a total cost of 20.80 How many cans of tomatoes does he buy?
XxSimmbolzXx
x = number of cans of corn
y = number of cans of tomatoes
x+y = 36
x(.40) + y(.80) = 20.80
x=26
y=13
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