Posted by spirit73 on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 3:05pm.
Let
S = number of scientific calculators
"an order of 42 calculators."
42-S = number of graphing calculators.
"the store paid $9 for each scientific calculator... graphing calculators, cost the store $56 each"
Total cost
= $9*S + $56*(42-S)
Since the total cost is $1553, solve for S in
$1553 = $9*S + $56*(42-S)
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