A restaurant manager wants to purchase 200 sets of dishes. one design costs $15 per set, while another costs $55 per set. if she wants to use her entire budget of $5800, how many of each design should be ordered?

Hello,

Let's solve this problem mathematically.

For first design...

[tex]f = 200 \times 15 = 3000[/tex]

For second design...

[tex]s = 200 \times 55 = 11000[/tex]

To use an entire budget for design she must order.

For first design

5800÷3000 = 1.93f

or
For second design

5800÷11000=0.52s

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A restaurant manager wants to purchase 200 sets of dishes. one design costs ​$15 per​ set, while another costs ​$55 per set. if she wants to use her entire budget of ​$5800, how many of each design should be​ ordered?

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