The cost of two tables and three chairs is $705. If the table costs $40 more than the chair, find the cost of one table and two chairs.
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let the cost of chair =x
then the cost of table=x+40
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2(x+40)+3x=705
2x+80+3x=705
5x+80=705
5x=625
x=125
cost of one table and two chair=125+40+2×125
=415$
then the cost of table=x+40
A/Q
2(x+40)+3x=705
2x+80+3x=705
5x+80=705
5x=625
x=125
cost of one table and two chair=125+40+2×125
=415$
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STEP 1: Define x:
Let a chair costs x
The table costs x + 40
STEP 2: Form equation:
2 Tables and 3 chairs cost $705
2(x + 4) + 3x = 705
STEP 3: Solve x:
2(x + 40) + 3x = 705
2x + 80 + 3x = 705
5x + 80 = 705
5x = 625
x = $125
STEP 4: Find the cost of 1 table and 2 chairs:
(125 + 40) + 2(125) = 165 + 250 = $415
Answer: The cost of 1 table and 2 chairs is $415
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