The Johnsons and the Wilsons went to the Burger Barn for dinner.
The Johnsons bought 2 burger meals and 5 hot dog meals for $46.
The Wilsons bought 5 burger meals and 2 hot dog meals for $52.
When you solve, you get a solution of (8, 6).
What does the 6 mean in context?
In the given context, the 6 means that the Wilsons bought 6 total meals at the Burger Barn.
In the context of the given problem, the number 6 represents the total number of meals ordered by the Wilsons. They bought 5 burger meals and 2 hot dog meals, resulting in a total of 6 meals.
In the context of this problem, the number 6 represents the number of hot dog meals that the Wilsons bought.
To determine this, you need to look at the given information: the Johnsons bought 2 burger meals and 5 hot dog meals for $46, while the Wilsons bought 5 burger meals and 2 hot dog meals for $52.
When you solve the problem, you find that the solution is (8, 6), which means that the Johnsons bought 8 meals in total (2 burger meals + 6 hot dog meals) and the Wilsons bought 6 meals in total (5 burger meals + 1 hot dog meal).
Therefore, in the context of this problem, the number 6 refers to the number of hot dog meals purchased by the Wilsons.