Posted by jill on Sunday, January 2, 2011 at 4:42pm.
2P + 3J = 5.25
3P + 2J = 6.00
Multiply first equations by 3 and second by 2.
6P + 9J = 15.75
6P + 4J = 12.00
Subtract second from first.
5J = 3.75
Solve for J and insert that value into either original equation to find P. To check, put both values into the other equation.
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