Select the set of equations that represents the following situation: The cost of eleven CDs and twelve DVDs is $150.62; and the cost of one DVDs and twelve CDs is $116.07. How much do a CD and a DVD cost?

(Points : 3)
11x + 12y = 150.62; 12x + 1y = 116.07
11x • 12y = 150.62; 12x • 1y = 116.07
11x + 12y = 150.62; 1x + 12y = 116.07
11x • 12y = 150.62; 1x • 12y = 116.07

Eq1: 11X + 12Y = 150.62

Eq2: 12X + Y = 116.07
MultiplyEq2 by -12:
11X + 12Y = 150.62
-144X -12Y = -1392.84
Sum: -133X = -1242.22
X = -1242.22 / -133 = $9.34 = Cost of
1 CD.

Substitute 9.34 for X in Eq2:
12*9.34 + Y = 116.07,
112.08 + Y = 116.07,
Y = 116.07 - 112.08 = $3.99 = Cost of 1 DVD.

The correct set of equations that represents the given situation is:

11x + 12y = 150.62
12x + 1y = 116.07

To arrive at this set of equations, we can break down the information given in the question.

Let x be the cost of one CD and y be the cost of one DVD.

The first statement states that the cost of eleven CDs and twelve DVDs is $150.62. This can be written as 11x + 12y = 150.62.

The second statement states that the cost of one DVD and twelve CDs is $116.07. This can be written as 12x + 1y = 116.07.

So, the correct set of equations that represents the situation is 11x + 12y = 150.62; 12x + 1y = 116.07.